The strange - Camus Well

The Stranger - Albert Camus Perhaps I was not truly confident about what really matters to me, but I am completely sure about what does not matter to me, and what he talks to me about - is precisely - what does not matter to me. When grief did not leave after the death of his mother, everyone was shocked, and when he committed that random crime in Algiers, society was also stunned. Why does a committed university student undertake such an act? And why does he not show remorse so he can save his life? His lack of empathy increases his sin in the eyes of the law. He quickly discovers that he is not being tried only for his crime but also because of his lack of emotion, and his reactions condemn him for being "a stranger." "I have long summarized (The Stranger) in a phrase I admit is very contradictory: (In our society, any man who does not cry at his mother's funeral risks receiving the death sentence) and I only meant that the hero of my book is already condemned because he does not play the game." Book: The Stranger Author: Albert Camus Number of pages: 153 Publisher: Dar Al-Mahrousa