Meursault in The Stranger

Meursault 'Meursault' of 'Strangers' is the hero of this story, a narrator, a sailor who is living a normal life of 30 years old. As a son (as a mother's funeral), as a friend, as a solitary creature who voluntarily pursues simple experience, and as a prisoner, we are firstly tried and waited for execution. Physical feeling of the sun and the wind, and physical activity such as swimming and running are very important to him. The greater experience of his life - the death of his mother, the possibility of marrying, and the change of work - means less.

Meursault is a stranger to society and absurd for me. He is not only knowing society as a stranger, he is a stranger himself, he does not understand his reasons for understanding his emotions and making specific choices. But this is the reason he is absurd. In his own mind, Mersor is a simple person not needed, but society thinks he is a feeling and a meaningless monster He learns to take care of his only warranty ;death. As a reader, it feels like the coronation ceremony plays the audience's feelings. It makes the novel want the audience to express emotions to compensate for the lack of feelings. As a reader, getting this kind of atmosphere may not want anyone to let go of this classic novel. Given that Meursault is such an ordinary personality, the way the reader is connected may differ, so the ideas written in the book are interesting and interesting to think of as deep learning.

His first novel "The Stranger" (The Stranger) was published in 1942 and focuses on the negative aspects of humanity. The theme of the novel is reflected in the titles of "stranger", a young clerk named Meursault, narrator and hero. Meursault is a stranger to all anticipated human emotions. He is a life-progressed life. The crisis of this novels occurred on the beach when Meursault was caught in a shoot that was not caused by the fight caused by him. The second part of the novel includes his murder trial and his death sentence, he does not know anything about the cause of the murder of Arabs. It was this kind of honesty that such sincerity made him a "stranger" of the world and made a conviction. The overall situation symbolizes the absurd nature of life, which is intentionally enhanced by a dull style.