'The Stranger by Albert Camus'

'In The Stranger, antecedent Albert Camus creates Meursault, a eccentric with very odd and stoic behaviors. As the story progresses, Meursault murders a man and is endow on trial. ground on his contrastive behavior, the jury is coterie to believe that Meursault is bad and decide to flummox him executed. Camus creation of a man without ethical motive shows how easily convert society stern be when lead to believe that a person is eery or evil.\nAlbert Camus created a character with considerable emotions, deep and far-reaching; throwing him into a series of predicaments. Meursault appears to flummox no emotions, for causa in a conversation with his lover, Marie, who he has just met, Camus writes, A minute subsequently she asked me if I love her I told her it didnt symbolize anything precisely that I didnt gestate so (Camus 35). Later he agrees to marry Marie in spite of non engaging her. Meursault speaks with total honesty, non being pressured to ravish Marie, but besides displays his ignorance.\nMeursault is also envisioned as an unique and peculiar character. On the occasion of the finis of Maman, Meursaults flummox, he did not shed a tear. At her funeral, Meursault began to think that the people utter were annoying. When asked if he treasured to see her, Meursault refused. Camus writes that his mother and him have not been in wrap up for a while, but a pattern  person would shut up have cried. It grass be verbalise that Meursault is so in shock that he cannot shed a tear notwithstanding if he wanted to and that he does not know how to extract his feelings. The day after the funeral Meursault meets a woman, Marie that he has feelings for. In the evening, Meursault encounters Marie at the beach, and the two boot a set on fire between them. Camus decides to acknowledge some obstinate writings, for example, I helped her onto a float and as I did, I brushed against her breasts, (19) and I was fondling her breasts ( 20), the reviewer is introduced to Maries breasts simply to auspicate the sexual tensio... '