: Meursault is a "stranger" to social norms; he doesn't cry at his mother's funeral and refuses to lie about his feelings to satisfy the court.
: On a sun-drenched beach, Meursault senselessly shoots an Arab man, later claiming the intense heat and glare of the sun drove him to it. postoronnii kniga skachat
: The legal system judges his character and lack of remorse rather than just the act of murder, eventually sentencing him to death. : Meursault is a "stranger" to social norms;