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=__ The Stranger __= By: Albert Camus I think the book, “The Stranger” will end with Monsieur Meursault being guilty and going to jail for killing a man. I don’t know why some of Monsieur Meursault’s witnesses are at his hearing, they don’t really play a big role in his case unlike Raymond and Marie. If I was Monsieur Meursault right now I would be worried because his court hearing is not going so well at all. I wouldn’t want to be anyone in this book. I say this because it would be nerve wrecking to be in any of their shoes right now, especially for Monsieur Meursault. I dislike Monsieur Meursault because he killed a man who did nothing to Meursault. The character, Meursault is confusing to understand. First, he shoots a guy for no real reason. Then, when he goes to jail and gets questioned he’s all calm and has no emotion on his face. After that at his hearing, again, he shows no emotion even when it’s not looking good for him. Meursault finds all this as a joke, when it’s obviously not a joke. I admire Raymond for how he’s sticking up for his friend, Meursault. It shows that he has his back and is doing everything to help Meursault out, and that shows how much of a friend Raymond is. This part of the story is not as hard to understand as the rest of the story because I finally know what’s going on and how Meursault got to where he’s at right now. I understand this writing, I don’t like it but I don’t hate it either. It’s confusing to understand at times but that’s because of some of the words and phrases that I don’t know.