: 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 book is relatively short (around 128 pages) and written in a direct, minimalist style. : Meursault is a "stranger" to social norms;
: The legal system judges his character and lack of remorse rather than just the act of murder, eventually sentencing him to death. Meursault senselessly shoots an Arab man