- Does Camus show a change in Meursault’s philosophy by having him think about less physical things during the trial?
- Is Camus showing the reader that Meursault has a mental condition by using indifferent words when describing the shooting?
- Why does Camus use a depressing tone in the court room?
- Is Camus trying to show a change in Meursault when he suddenly tries to defend himself? “I blurted out that it was because of the sun. People laughed” (103)
- Is Camus showing Meursault as an absurdist by using a short sentence structure and limited adjectives?
Journal #5
I think Camus split the novel into two parts to show a change in Meursault. He becomes more emotional in part II.
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