Meursualt is an existentialist person he really doesn't care.
Why does Meursualt smoke a ciggarette at his mom's funeral?
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Philosophy that explains that we have no reason to live. That we just live to die.
What is existentialism?
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Arabic
What race was the man who Meursualt killed?
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France
Where is Meursualt from?
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He is first slapped by the officer, and is let off with a warning.
What is Raymond's consequence after slapping his mistress?
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He is indifferent to the situation, not clearly exclaiming how her feels. He tells her "ok", but knowing deeply inside that he doesn't love her nor does he knowhow he feels bout Maria.
How does Meursault feel about Maria and her asking him to marry her?
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A philosophy based on the belief that the universe is irrational and meaningless and that the search for order brings the individual into conflict with the universe — compare existentialism
What is Absurdism?
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He writes the letter for Raymond because he has no reason not to, he says "why not please him?"
Does he write the letter for Raymond because there friends? explain.
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answers may vary but explain?
Does Raymond care about what people think of him?
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He thought that guy was going to kill him
What is his excuse for killing the arab man?
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perez
Who is Meursault Mom's Fiancee?
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Answers may vary
What is an important theme in the novel?
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Far from nonchalant, he adamantly refuses to believe in life after death, to seek God out to escape execution, to mask his calmness about or acceptance of death.
How does Meursault feels about eternal life?
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he enjoys his company and often vent about his problems
Hoe does Raymond feel about Meursault?
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He constantly says how he hates the dog and the don't want him but when he runs away he is extremely sad.
What is the irony of Salamano beating the dog.
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Meursault narrates in the first person and limits his account to his own thoughts and perceptions. His description of the other characters is entirely subjective—that is, he does not attempt to portray them in a neutral light or to understand their thoughts and feelings.
What point of view is the novel in?
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He has no religion and constantly refers to God as "him", because he doesn't believe God can help him.