The Stranger
Meursault to me is more than just a quiet man, known for his aloof and personal struggles with general expression of emotion. In my perspective however is that although he may have trouble expressing emotions, that does not mean he has none. Meursault In fact seems to have too many held inside. Because of this unfortunate lifestyle he has become accustomed to, he was lead to an outburst of physical emotion. This essentially releasing endorphins, giving him a really nice, complete feeling. This could explain the following shots after his first hesitan shot everyone following the case was curious about. I don’t believe Meursault is sad in ways that a lore him to wanting to be dead, such as the belif that followed Holden in our previous book, but Meursault has realist opinions that death it will happen one day. I know he seems like he is care free, especially when Marie wanted to marry him since all he said was something along the lines of “sure whatever”. I think he is just represen...
