Attack of the Isms
The belief that life has no inherent meaning.
nihilism
I am Meursault’s neighbor and I own a dog and complain about the smell of boiled food.
Salamano
The novel opens with this event.
Where does the majority of the story take place
Algeria
Though it sounds like a maritime force, the name of this store comes from a Paris bar.
Old Navy
The belief that individuals are free to create their own meaning.
existentialism
I am Meursault’s friend and I have a history of abusing women and asking for Meursault’s help.
Raymond
Meursault shoots the Arab this many times.
The beach where Meursault kills the Arab is most symbolic of:
violence and chaos
Let's get mom a charm bracelet from this jewelry store that has the name of a mythic woman.
Pandora
A philosophy Camus is most often associated with, centered on life’s irrationality.
absurdism
I am Meursault’s girlfriend, eager to marry him even though he doesn’t love me.
Marie
What triggers Meursault to pull the trigger?
the sun
Meursault’s mother, Madame Meursault, is symbolic of:
a detached indifferent world
Founded by Dominique Mandonnaud, this vstore for all your cosmetic and beauty needs is known for its black and white stripes.
Sephora
This philosophy is represented in Meursault’s honest but indifferent reactions to life.
absurdism
I testify against Meursault during the trial, focusing on his behavior at the funeral.
Caretaker at Marengo
This is the reason the prosecutor argues Meursault is a threat to society.
his lack of remorse and emotional detachment (especially during the funeral)
The sun plays a recurring role in the novel. It is most often a symbol of:
physical discomfort
Fittingly, Aerie is an offshoot of this clothing retailer.
American Eagle
Meursault's peace at the end of the novel reflects absurdism because:
He accepts life's lack of meaning and embraces death without fear
I serve as a foil to Meursault by insisting life has meaning and encouraging him to turn to God.
chaplain
In the final scene, Meursault feels at peace because of this realization.
accepting the absurdity of life and the inevitability of death
The courtroom can be seen as a symbol of:
society's attempt to impose order and meaning
Stop for lunch at this alliterative burger chain that began as a single kiosk in New York; have its namesake frozen drink.
Shake Shack