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77 "it was another of Mamans ideas after awhile you could get used to anything" he was tormented by the thoughts of girls and cigarettes, but not specifically Marie

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Projection of Meaning onto Things(Religion, Purpose, etc.)

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Projection of Meaning onto Things(Religion, Purpose, etc.)

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Salamano, Raymond, and Marie vs Meursault

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Salamano, Raymond, and Marie vs Meursault

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Meursault and His Original Views on the World

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Meursault and His Original Views on the World

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57 his head ringing from the sun heat was so intense, sun dazzling, red glare, the glare hurt him

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Meursault and His Connections to the Sun/Glares and the Environment

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Meursault and His Connections to the Sun/Glares and the Environment

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99/100/102/103 the lawyer and prosecution seem to both have focused and accepted the fact that meursault murdered the guy. However, they are trying to provide meaning in different ways. While in reality, meursault killed him for no reason

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110/111/112 the guillotine and executions. the guillotine is described as perfect and precise as well as ground level. implications that the death by guillotine is determined? while death by poison gives hope. executions are disgusting to his father but he wants to accept them in a way

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118/119 in the face of death, something he used to not believe in, he suddenly starts understanding his situation and thinking about his feelings

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26 the sky was green. he was feeling good. green = good? another example of color

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26/27/28 salamanos relationship with his dog is clearly a love hate. theyve been together for too many years yet salamano beats his dog they stay together yet the one sided relationship

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28/29 theres a sort of connection between Meursault and Raymond meursault has no feelings/emotions towards things. he has no distinctions between good and bad. In contrast raymond clearly does bad things he beats people. Between raymond and salamano meursault has no separate feelings.

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32/33 hes writing the letter regardless of its morality he doesnt care also he notes that the woman is Moorish, apparently of muslim descent. he was also trying to please raymond

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32/34/35 in contrast with meursault raymond sees sex as a tool for revenge for meursault, it is a delight and a desire. He yearns for it in a positive light.

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34 Marie was wearing red and he wanted her badly red = lust?

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36/37 i feel like there is a sort of implication between raymond slapping the woman and the police slapping raymond + salamano slapping his dog all are slaps/beatings yet they are all percieved differently one is abd and punished, one is good, one is bad and unpunished. our society is in such a state.

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38/39 i think meursault thought of Maman because of the lack of connection vs salamons connection i think that the author juxtaposes them to highlight the perspective of meursault

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41 while meursault view is that no one needs to strive for anything because nothing matters contrasts the bosses view

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42 meursault thinks about things without projection he doesn't consider marraige or love because he never looks into the future Marie is also surprisingly okay with it. She rationalizes her love with meursaults weirdness.

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43 the woman was robotic she had things planned out and what she wanted to do she contrasts Meursault in that she knows what she wants to do and thinks about things in the past present and future from meursaults perspective, shes a robot but in reality everyone else sees him as an emotionless machine

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44/45/46 the way salamano and his dog connect drastically contrasts Meursault and his mother. Despite the fact Salamano doesnt even know whether his dog truly died still makes him emotional. He cares he even says that every dog that barks he thinks is his.

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50 the sun was doing a lot of good, it was soothing him

the water was cold and he was glad to be swimming

the environment is amazing for him

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53 the blazing sand looks red, could be that its dangerous or bloody

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52 the glare rom the sun is unbearable hard to breathe in the rocky heat

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55 the sun was overpowering nothing but sun and silence

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65 "at one time or another all normal people wished their loved ones were dead"

kind of. but i think he could either be expressing himself or referencing conflicts and arguments

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66 it was really hot and the lawyer didnt show up

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67 i find it interesting that he detailed the story like a routine no emotion remorse or regret

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68/69 i think that the reason the crucifix is being waved is because to express his religious beliefs and explanations onto Meursault. Camus is trying to highlight the differing means of justification of things. why things mean something.

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70/71 i find it interesting that after a certain point that it becomes a routine it begins to feel like a get together with friends

I find it ironic that he is so friendly with the "antichrist" when it goes against his religious beliefs

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78 he understands that he has no freedoms the other pirsoners fight that(smuggling and other illegal games they play)

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81 prison has taught him that the cycle will never be broken he cant escape

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80 you should never play games. can be attributed to many games, the game of life, the game he mentions in the previous chapter or the game of prison. he finds no value and no reason int it

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97 "familiar paths traveled in summer skies could lead as easily to pirson as to the sleep of the innocent"

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91 every thing is true and nothing is true to Meursaults lawyer

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90 he had a human urge to cry that despite his emotionless views he feels very real emotions

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87 he is conscious of the recorder and the robo-woman

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85 emotionless recorder "i felt like i was being watched by myself"

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3 why is he so focused on the other stuff? his mom died. i would be sad if my mother died

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3/4 based on his attitude he seems to not know to feel for people he probably cares more about the process of the trip vs his mothers hapiness

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12 the sky was red? I think he feels his devoid emotions through colors red = excitement

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15 he asigns the land scape with red and green and gains an understanding for his mother. But the heat making the land shimmer clouds his view. His eye sight, color, light and heat.

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17 his loss of colors around him. he sees the sky as blue and white while everything else is monotonous and black

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6/7/8/9/11/15/16/18 he seems to be so focused on light and glare. He percieves things through lights and glares like the blinding lights and so on

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18 white mixed with blood. Its almost like mixing death with purity of life on the casket as well

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20 the sky is now blue and gold? blue = calm gold = success? happiness? he feels proud/happy in a way maybe color = emotion

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22/23 why is he so enamoured with the sky? I feel like he associates himself with the sky. His emotions and beliefs As well as his memories

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23/24 the sky went from red/active to blue/calm which correlates with the bustling of the streets he got tired of the glistening ligths. Is it because he can't distinguish colors?