THE STRANGER BY ALBERT CAMUS Analysis of the Conclusion of the Novel.

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THE STRANGER BY ALBERT CAMUS

Analysis of the Conclusion of the Novel

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What thoughts become important to Meursault after the trial ends?

Why?

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What is the significance of the anecdote Meursault tells about his father viewing an execution?

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What are Meursault’s feelings about the guillotine?

In what ways might he be forced into “moral collaboration” with his executioner?

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The chaplain tells Meursault that his “heart is blind.”

Do you agree? Why or why not?

Why does Meursault become so infuriated with the chaplain?

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What does Meursault realize about Maman at the end of the novel?

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What do you make of Meursault’s hope at the end of the novel?

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What is the significance of the title?

Who is the stranger?

In what ways is it possible to apply the term?

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Is Meursault truly an existentialist?

Does the novel reflect the existentialist point of view? Does it refute it? Does it endorse it?

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Is Meursault a dangerous person?

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“This all could have been avoided.” Marcy Pleener, English 12 Honors, Period. 3

True or False?