1. The Stranger
... was a bend in the road up ahead." (17) Mersault, even after his mother's death, doesn't care about anything except for his own benefits, even while walking to his mother's funeral. Rather than crying like everyone else, he chose to think about the sun and the heat. Which is perfectly fine in his mind because ... be ready to live a brand new life. Mersault had now adapted to society's needs and he had now learned to live a life like any other normal man. Mersault, in The Stranger, has always been a criminal since the death of his mother. People have tried to say whatever they can, even ...
- Word Count: 1851
- Approx Pages: 7
- Grade Level: High School