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=__ The Stranger __= By: Albert Camus This part of the novel, __The Stranger__, is both realistic and unrealistic. It’s realistic because it’s like something that could happen in real life. It’s unrealistic because it could happen in real life but it would rarely happen. I’m not sure how this novel will end, I haven’t a single idea. I don’t like this writing because it’s confusing and I don’t understand it and I think that’s why I don’t know what will happen in the end. I don’t like this section of the book because there’s a lot of drama and fights that don’t need to happen. Violence is not the answer in any case and they should have just talked to each other instead of fighting. This section of the novel reminds me of a lot of stupid fights I got involved in that I didn’t need to be in, but I was involved because I was helping a friend and that’s what happened with Monsieur Meursault. If I was Monsieur Meursault I would’ve just turned around and walked away instead of staying and getting into an ugly fight that he wasn’t even involved in. I dislike Raymond because it seems like all he wants is to beat somebody up. He’s always getting into fights and getting into trouble over stupid things. I think Raymond has anger issues and this is why he gets into so many fights. I think the relationship between Monsieur Meursault and Raymond is odd because they haven’t known each other very long and Raymond is asking favors from Meursault that people who have just met, wouldn’t be asking. Monsieur Meursault’s girlfriend, Marie, and Raymond’s friend’s wife are both alike because they’re both chatty. They are also filled with life and have very high spirits.