Camus expresses the view that life is a tragedy when one of his characters declares ,

A) "Life is suffering."
B) "Life imitates art."
C) "All men are brothers and the same end awaits them all-death."
D) "The character Polonius did not consider himself a minor character in Hamlet ."

Camus' philosophy centers around the concept of the absurd, or the idea that life is inherently meaningless and chaotic. One of the consequences of this perspective is the belief that death is the end that awaits all individuals, regardless of their actions or accomplishments in life. This aligns with the statement "All men are brothers and the same end awaits them all-death."