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The a used many types of literary devices throughout this first chapter. One that is used within the first few lines is Imagery. Example: "with the glare off the road and from the sky, the reek of gasoline, and the jolts". Another prominent literary device in chapter one, is simile: " were as thin as rakes."
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We try to view things from Meursalt logical stand point and how people around him react to his unusual behavior during his arrival to the funeral home and the funeral. 
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syntax- Meursault uses short and to the point sentence .This supports the idea that he's the type of person who doesn't really care or give too much thought to things. 
example- "i caught the toe o'clock bus. it was very hot."
"i was tired"
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Meursalt is made to not have as much emotion as a other people in the story so we can see his world from his logical thinking,not emotions that he seem to lack throughout chapter one.
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"He was moving towards the casket when I stopped him . He said, You don't want me to? I answered No. This stood out to me why wouldn't he want to see his own blood, he's own mother for one more final time .It makes me think he doesn't really care about he's mother at all. I can understand if your so hurt that your mother died but he was just so nonchalant about the whole death." Maman died today" He was so Blane when he told us this it was like it was common.
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"I even had the impression that the dead woman lying in front of them didn't mean anything to them. But I think now that that was a false impression." 
Meursault seems disconnected at first by saying the dead woman like it's not his own mother. You can tell he does care though because the fact that he wants the others to care suggests that he loved his mother at least a little. 
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Raquel- Chapter 25 of HTRLLAP (it's my symbol and I'll cry if i want to) 
the book if about absurdism and in chapter one it said how Merusalt asked for a leave and his boss was unhappy about this request but he would regret his decision when he sees Merusalt is in mourning. This shows the idea of absurdism.
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When describing the funeral:
"It was a very bright, whitewashed room with a skylight for a roof" This shows how observant Meursault is of his surroundings

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Meursalt's sentences are short and precise when describing social interactions
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Meursalt's tone when talking about his mother's death seems indifferent. He doesn't seem to be either happy nor unhappy
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Mersault's journey to the old people's home is an example of a quest. Chapter 1 of HTRLLP talks about questing and what makes a quest a quest. 
-The quester is Mersault.
-The place to go is Marengo.
-Reason for going is his mother's funeral.
-Challenges on the way would be the heat and the long ride there.
His real reason is his mother's funeral.
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"I even had the impression that the dead woman lying in front of them didn't mean anything to them. But I think now that that was a false impression." 
Meursault seems disconnected at first by saying the dead woman like it's not his own mother. You can tell he does care though because 
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Meursault constantly complains about the sun and gets disoriented
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In chapter two, Marie and Meursalt they have a relationship with romance. Their interactions lack intimacy, as seen when Meursalt says, "I gave her a kiss, but not a good one.
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In How to Read Literature Like a Professor it talks about food being a way of communion because people eat together meaning they trust each other. In chapter 2 Merasault eats by himself, showing he doesn't be around people and doesn't really trust anybody
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     Symbolism, Imagery, Allegory is shown in Chapter 2, with The Crucifix, it's obviously represents Christianity. It also represents the Afterlife, society's acceptance of it. It also represents everything that Meursault does not believe in. Meursault shut downs the notion that his life must have any rational explanation or. significance. He doesn't see a reason to search for meaning.
      This story is shown in colors. Meursault shows attention to colors of the sky, sun rays, the beach, the ocean, stuff like that. Like in this book, green is usually associated with happy moments, in which we know, cause he says, " The sky was green, I felt good." Red colors are associated with anger or sex, and are linked with Raymond and his ex-mistress.
      
Depending on its intensity, the sun either makes Meursault sleepy, angry, happy, or resentful. It's also perfectly reasonable to claim that Meursault is like an element of nature himself. After all, he claims at the end of the text that he's found a kinship with world
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In How to Read Literature like a Professor we learn that weather represents more than soon to come rain. We learn that weather represents mood and emotion. In chapter two the rain has passed and the skies seem clear, representing Meursalt's thoughts on his Mother, that she is dead and everything is now back to the way things were.
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Meursault uses a hyperbole when he said '' I had the whole sky in my eyes''. He's over exaggerating. 


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Meursault describes the outside world in great detail. He leaves out close to no detail and is really fixated on the people wandering around as well as his contemplation on his own place and how empty it seems. 
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"It occurred to me that anyway one more Sunday was over, that Maman was buried now, that I was going back to work, and that, really, nothing had changed."
Meursault shows his lack of emotion towards his mother by thinking nothing has changed about his life.
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In How to Read Literature like a Professor we learn that food is communion. We use eating as a way of bonding or becoming enemies. A lot is revealed about ourselves over a meal. In chapter two Meursault is seen twice eating alone, once standing up seeing no point in using a chair. This shows how truly alone he is in the world, how he lacks connections wit people, how he is a stranger to what we consider a normal world
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the point of view in chapter 2 switches between first person, second person, and 3rd person ominission. " I walked into a very large room brightened by a huge bay window." This sentence is 1st person, he is talking about himself and what his thoughts are with words like "I". "Marie was surrounded by Moorish womenand found herself between two visitors:" This is 3rd person ominission, as he uses words like "Marie" and "herself". Then as he starts to have dialogue a lot of 2nd person point of view is being used, "Are you all right? Do you everything you want?". These three different points of view are throughout the chapter and also kind of throughout the book.
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The tone of Meursault in chapter 2 is really a representation that of someone who is nonchalant and just overall emotionless. The text makes it seem like he hasn't a worry in the world and is just observing the world.  
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" it was the right size when Maman was here. Now it's too big for me."
While Meursalt was wondering around the house, he notice the space of the room  gets bigger and feels that there's something missing within the home  
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After work Meursault heads home, along the way he mentions the color of the sky. He says, " The sky was green; I felt good." This sentence is particularly interesting because, once again, he is relating his mood to the weather. This could be a signal at the importance the weather will have later in the book.  
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Food. Meursault and Raymond become "friends" over blood sausage and discussed how Raymond beat a guy bloody, beat his mistress until she bled, and how Raymond needed Meursault to write a letter to the mistress to "make her sorry for what she's done."
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The author uses sentences that are descriptive and detail- oriented.  "As for the dog, he's sort of taken on his master's stooped look, muzzle down, neck straining. They look as if they belong to the same species, and yet they hate each other."
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" All I could hear was the blood pounding in my ears." Meursault shifts the tone when he says this, as it quickly went from a friendly visit, to something a bit more sinister and gloomy.
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At the start of the chapter the mood can seem to be of fun nature. As the night progresses the mood tenses up as Raymond begins to talk about his girlfriend and becomes frustrated. To keep the peace Meursalt just agreed with what Raymond said to keep from upsetting him any further.
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"Then he explained that he'd heard about Maman's death but that it was one of those things that was bound to happen sooner or later. I thought so too."  when saying this, Meursault is agreeing with Raymond. Normally in this novel Meursault will agree with people just for the sake of agreeing and making things less awkward, however, he seems to understand what Raymond said and genuinely agrees with him. This adds more depth to Meursaults character.
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Raymond invites Merusalt to his apartment by telling him he has blood sausage. This can foreshadow the death of Raymond's girlfriend later in the chapter. 
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When Marie tells Meursault, "I'm darker than you," she's using irony to foreshadow his dark actions soon to come. 
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"He said he'd been in a fight with some guy who was trying to start trouble."
This sentence adds a dangerous theme because if you continue reading you can tell that Raymond has no problem with hurting people, adding a dementing tone to the chapter.
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Meursault and Marie are fixing lunch and they get interrupted by the fight going on between Raymond and the mistress but after they go back to fixing there lunch. Also they don't communicate in the moment and Marie decides she isn't hungry and leaves early. Which makes it seem like there is something upsetting Marie.
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When Meursault finds Salamano at the doorstep without his dog and says he realized Salamano was crying, he says it made him remember about Maman, but doesn't speak anymore about Maman. He moves on saying, he was going to have to wake early the next day.This could foreshadow something that happened between Maman and Meursault or that maybe he wanted to cry as well for his own loss.
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"And from the peculiar little noise coming through the partition, I realized he was crying. For some reason I thought of Maman."
Here is an example that Meursault felt some emotion towards his mother.
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"I found him very friendly with me and I thought it was a nice moment."
After Raymond beats his wife or woman, Meursault just ironically states that Raymond is a very friendly man.
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 Meursault we could say is blind but being blind wouldn't be literally, it would be as in he is blind from his heart and that makes him notice things without knowing what those feelings are. For example when Meursault helps out Raymond by making himself a witness for him but he doesn't do it from the heart he just does it.
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"When she laughed I wanted her again. A minute later she asked me if I loved her. I told her it didn't mean anything but that I didn't think so."
This sentence shows more about Meursault's character making him more different in his thinking than other people throughout the book.
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In chapter 4=four Meursault and Marie entered into the chapter with a calm mood.for example they were swimming together on the beach hugging in the water on a sunny day playing games. and the literary devise that I discovered was imagery of what what this chaper was about and what was going on with the couple at the beach.%AP
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"And from the peculiar little noise coming through the partition, I realized he was crying. For some reason I thought of Maman" Because this is one of the first time he's mentioned her after her funeral. This may be a bit of character development.
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In Chapter 4, it related to the violence presentation. "you used me, you used me. I'll teach you to use me" pg.35 Ramon was hitting his girlfriend in this chapter. She ran outside to get the police, which lead into a worse fight between the two. The police also slapped Ramon and that also relates to it. "next time you'll know better not to clown around a police men" pg.36 It also related to the presentation "Geography Matters" The location in the book is Algiers. It seems like by the description of the place is that it's a very pretty place. "I'd left my window open and the summer night air flowing over our brown bodies felt good" pg.35 Throughout the whole book Part 1, they were on the beach.
There is one more chapter in the How to Read Literature (Chapter 16) that this chapter relates to. "Sex Part part.1" The whole book you can tell Meursalt doesn't have the love Marie has for him. He has more lust than love. They had the connection of sex but not through love. "A minute later she asked me if I loved her. I told her it didn't mean anything but that I didn't think so." pg.35 // Their relationship is all physical and not emotional. When he went to prison, that's when Marie and him cut off because they were ripped from each other and wasn't able to feel physically. There was no type of love mentally.
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the mood in the beginning of chapter 4 with meursualt and marie is very happy and calm. for example they aree at the beach and they are swimming and togather.


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In Chapter 4, the theme which is being used is existentialism. This means people searching for the meaning where there is none. This describes how Salamano feels about a significant person being upset about his mother. He feels that can 
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Shaheem Cont. he feels that the world has order and he is satisfied and how Meursault shows grief against his mother.
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on the last page of chapter five he shakes a guys hand and said he could feel the scales ,he is useing hyperbole to describe to the reader how rough his skin was .
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in chapter 5 salamano said" the dog's real sickness was old age, and there's no cure for old age."
this is a metaphor because he is saying that there is no way you can avoid death. its a disease that has no cure.
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In this chapter, Salamano talks about the skin disease of his dog which he lost. He got his dog outof loneliness after his wife died. This connects to the disease section of How To Read Like Professor as Salamano goes through his journey with the support of his dog which reflects his own skin disease.
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"'he'd been followed all day by a group of Arabs, one of whom was the brother of his former mistress. 'if you see him hanging around the building when you him hanging around the building when you get home this evening, let me know'"- this forshadows the event in the rest of the book for meursault is now on "alert" and later on shoots the arab 5 times.
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2. Literary Devices
   1. Imagery: "We had to cross a small plateau which overlooks the sea and then drops steeply down the beach. It was covered in yellowish rocks and whitest asphodels set against the already hard blue sky"
   2. Tone: "He left with Masson and I stayed to explain to the women what happened. Madame Masson was crying and Marie was vary pale. I didn't like having to explain to them, so I shut up, smoked a cigarette and looked at the sea" Mersault's tone is very disinterested and annoyed, disliking have to explain events to others.
   3. Point Of View: "I had the impression Raymon knew where he was going," First person point of view
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Mercedes- "Nice to eat with you; Acts of communication" 

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Mercedes- "Nice to eat with you; Acts of communication" 

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Meursault and Marie are fixing lunch and they get interrupted by the fight going on between Raymond and the mistress but after they go back to fixing there lunch. Also they don't communicate in the moment and Marie decides she isn't hungry and leaves early. Which makes it seem like there is something upsetting Marie.

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Mercedes- "Symbols" (how to read literature like a professor) 

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Mercedes- "Symbols" (how to read literature like a professor) 

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When Meursault finds Salamano at the doorstep without his dog and says he realized Salamano was crying, he says it made him remember about Maman, but doesn't speak anymore about Maman. He moves on saying, he was going to have to wake early the next day.This could foreshadow something that happened between Maman and Meursault or that maybe he wanted to cry as well for his own loss.

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"And from the peculiar little noise coming through the partition, I realized he was crying. For some reason I thought of Maman."
Here is an example that Meursault felt some emotion towards his mother.

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"I found him very friendly with me and I thought it was a nice moment."
After Raymond beats his wife or woman, Meursault just ironically states that Raymond is a very friendly man.

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Jacob Fawcett-How "HTRLLAP" relates to chapter 2. pt 3

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Jacob Fawcett-How "HTRLLAP" relates to chapter 2. pt 3

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In chapter two, Marie and Meursalt they have a relationship with romance. Their interactions lack intimacy, as seen when Meursalt says, "I gave her a kiss, but not a good one.

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Vanessa- How 'How to Read Literature Like a Professor" relates to Ch. 2

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Vanessa- How 'How to Read Literature Like a Professor" relates to Ch. 2

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In How to Read Literature Like a Professor it talks about food being a way of communion because people eat together meaning they trust each other. In chapter 2 Merasault eats by himself, showing he doesn't be around people and doesn't really trust anybody

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Symbolism, Imagery, Allegory is shown in Chapter 2, with The Crucifix, it's obviously represents Christianity. It also represents the Afterlife, society's acceptance of it. It also represents everything that Meursault does not believe in. Meursault shut downs the notion that his life must have any rational explanation or. significance. He doesn't see a reason to search for meaning.
This story is shown in colors. Meursault shows attention to colors of the sky, sun rays, the beach, the ocean, stuff like that. Like in this book, green is usually associated with happy moments, in which we know, cause he says, " The sky was green, I felt good." Red colors are associated with anger or sex, and are linked with Raymond and his ex-mistress.

Depending on its intensity, the sun either makes Meursault sleepy, angry, happy, or resentful. It's also perfectly reasonable to claim that Meursault is like an element of nature himself. After all, he claims at the end of the text that he's found a kinship with world

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on the last page of chapter five he shakes a guys hand and said he could feel the scales ,he is useing hyperbole to describe to the reader how rough his skin was .

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Jacob Fawcett-How "HTRLLAP" relates to chapter two. pt2

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Jacob Fawcett-How "HTRLLAP" relates to chapter two. pt2

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In How to Read Literature like a Professor we learn that weather represents more than soon to come rain. We learn that weather represents mood and emotion. In chapter two the rain has passed and the skies seem clear, representing Meursalt's thoughts on his Mother, that she is dead and everything is now back to the way things were.

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The a used many types of literary devices throughout this first chapter. One that is used within the first few lines is Imagery. Example: "with the glare off the road and from the sky, the reek of gasoline, and the jolts". Another prominent literary device in chapter one, is simile: " were as thin as rakes."

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in chapter 5 salamano said" the dog's real sickness was old age, and there's no cure for old age."
this is a metaphor because he is saying that there is no way you can avoid death. its a disease that has no cure.

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Mercedes- "He's blind for a reason ,You know "

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Mercedes- "He's blind for a reason ,You know "

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Meursault we could say is blind but being blind wouldn't be literally, it would be as in he is blind from his heart and that makes him notice things without knowing what those feelings are. For example when Meursault helps out Raymond by making himself a witness for him but he doesn't do it from the heart he just does it.

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After work Meursault heads home, along the way he mentions the color of the sky. He says, " The sky was green; I felt good." This sentence is particularly interesting because, once again, he is relating his mood to the weather. This could be a signal at the importance the weather will have later in the book.

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"When she laughed I wanted her again. A minute later she asked me if I loved her. I told her it didn't mean anything but that I didn't think so."
This sentence shows more about Meursault's character making him more different in his thinking than other people throughout the book.

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Raquel- Don't lead with your eyes(HTRLLAP)

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Raquel- Don't lead with your eyes(HTRLLAP)

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We try to view things from Meursalt logical stand point and how people around him react to his unusual behavior during his arrival to the funeral home and the funeral.

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Food. Meursault and Raymond become "friends" over blood sausage and discussed how Raymond beat a guy bloody, beat his mistress until she bled, and how Raymond needed Meursault to write a letter to the mistress to "make her sorry for what she's done."

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In this chapter, Salamano talks about the skin disease of his dog which he lost. He got his dog outof loneliness after his wife died. This connects to the disease section of How To Read Like Professor as Salamano goes through his journey with the support of his dog which reflects his own skin disease.

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Meursault uses a hyperbole when he said '' I had the whole sky in my eyes''. He's over exaggerating.

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The author uses sentences that are descriptive and detail- oriented. "As for the dog, he's sort of taken on his master's stooped look, muzzle down, neck straining. They look as if they belong to the same species, and yet they hate each other."

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syntax- Meursault uses short and to the point sentence .This supports the idea that he's the type of person who doesn't really care or give too much thought to things.
example- "i caught the toe o'clock bus. it was very hot."
"i was tired"

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In chapter 4=four Meursault and Marie entered into the chapter with a calm mood.for example they were swimming together on the beach hugging in the water on a sunny day playing games. and the literary devise that I discovered was imagery of what what this chaper was about and what was going on with the couple at the beach.%AP

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" All I could hear was the blood pounding in my ears." Meursault shifts the tone when he says this, as it quickly went from a friendly visit, to something a bit more sinister and gloomy.

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Meursalt is made to not have as much emotion as a other people in the story so we can see his world from his logical thinking,not emotions that he seem to lack throughout chapter one.

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"'he'd been followed all day by a group of Arabs, one of whom was the brother of his former mistress. 'if you see him hanging around the building when you him hanging around the building when you get home this evening, let me know'"- this forshadows the event in the rest of the book for meursault is now on "alert" and later on shoots the arab 5 times.

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"He was moving towards the casket when I stopped him . He said, You don't want me to? I answered No. This stood out to me why wouldn't he want to see his own blood, he's own mother for one more final time .It makes me think he doesn't really care about he's mother at all. I can understand if your so hurt that your mother died but he was just so nonchalant about the whole death." Maman died today" He was so Blane when he told us this it was like it was common.

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"And from the peculiar little noise coming through the partition, I realized he was crying. For some reason I thought of Maman" Because this is one of the first time he's mentioned her after her funeral. This may be a bit of character development.

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Meursault describes the outside world in great detail. He leaves out close to no detail and is really fixated on the people wandering around as well as his contemplation on his own place and how empty it seems.

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At the start of the chapter the mood can seem to be of fun nature. As the night progresses the mood tenses up as Raymond begins to talk about his girlfriend and becomes frustrated. To keep the peace Meursalt just agreed with what Raymond said to keep from upsetting him any further.

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"It occurred to me that anyway one more Sunday was over, that Maman was buried now, that I was going back to work, and that, really, nothing had changed."
Meursault shows his lack of emotion towards his mother by thinking nothing has changed about his life.

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"I even had the impression that the dead woman lying in front of them didn't mean anything to them. But I think now that that was a false impression."
Meursault seems disconnected at first by saying the dead woman like it's not his own mother. You can tell he does care though because the fact that he wants the others to care suggests that he loved his mother at least a little.

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Kiara Magee New One - How To Read Literature 

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Kiara Magee New One - How To Read Literature 

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In Chapter 4, it related to the violence presentation. "you used me, you used me. I'll teach you to use me" pg.35 Ramon was hitting his girlfriend in this chapter. She ran outside to get the police, which lead into a worse fight between the two. The police also slapped Ramon and that also relates to it. "next time you'll know better not to clown around a police men" pg.36 It also related to the presentation "Geography Matters" The location in the book is Algiers. It seems like by the description of the place is that it's a very pretty place. "I'd left my window open and the summer night air flowing over our brown bodies felt good" pg.35 Throughout the whole book Part 1, they were on the beach.
There is one more chapter in the How to Read Literature (Chapter 16) that this chapter relates to. "Sex Part part.1" The whole book you can tell Meursalt doesn't have the love Marie has for him. He has more lust than love. They had the connection of sex but not through love. "A minute later she asked me if I loved her. I told her it didn't mean anything but that I didn't think so." pg.35 // Their relationship is all physical and not emotional. When he went to prison, that's when Marie and him cut off because they were ripped from each other and wasn't able to feel physically. There was no type of love mentally.

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Jacob Fawcett-How "How to Read Literature like a Professor" connects to chapter two.

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Jacob Fawcett-How "How to Read Literature like a Professor" connects to chapter two.

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In How to Read Literature like a Professor we learn that food is communion. We use eating as a way of bonding or becoming enemies. A lot is revealed about ourselves over a meal. In chapter two Meursault is seen twice eating alone, once standing up seeing no point in using a chair. This shows how truly alone he is in the world, how he lacks connections wit people, how he is a stranger to what we consider a normal world

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2. Literary Devices
1. Imagery: "We had to cross a small plateau which overlooks the sea and then drops steeply down the beach. It was covered in yellowish rocks and whitest asphodels set against the already hard blue sky"
2. Tone: "He left with Masson and I stayed to explain to the women what happened. Madame Masson was crying and Marie was vary pale. I didn't like having to explain to them, so I shut up, smoked a cigarette and looked at the sea" Mersault's tone is very disinterested and annoyed, disliking have to explain events to others.
3. Point Of View: "I had the impression Raymon knew where he was going," First person point of view

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the point of view in chapter 2 switches between first person, second person, and 3rd person ominission. " I walked into a very large room brightened by a huge bay window." This sentence is 1st person, he is talking about himself and what his thoughts are with words like "I". "Marie was surrounded by Moorish womenand found herself between two visitors:" This is 3rd person ominission, as he uses words like "Marie" and "herself". Then as he starts to have dialogue a lot of 2nd person point of view is being used, "Are you all right? Do you everything you want?". These three different points of view are throughout the chapter and also kind of throughout the book.

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"Then he explained that he'd heard about Maman's death but that it was one of those things that was bound to happen sooner or later. I thought so too."  when saying this, Meursault is agreeing with Raymond. Normally in this novel Meursault will agree with people just for the sake of agreeing and making things less awkward, however, he seems to understand what Raymond said and genuinely agrees with him. This adds more depth to Meursaults character.

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The tone of Meursault in chapter 2 is really a representation that of someone who is nonchalant and just overall emotionless. The text makes it seem like he hasn't a worry in the world and is just observing the world.

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Raquel- Chapter 25 of HTRLLAP (it's my symbol and I'll cry if i want to) 

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Raquel- Chapter 25 of HTRLLAP (it's my symbol and I'll cry if i want to) 

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the book if about absurdism and in chapter one it said how Merusalt asked for a leave and his boss was unhappy about this request but he would regret his decision when he sees Merusalt is in mourning. This shows the idea of absurdism.

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When describing the funeral:
"It was a very bright, whitewashed room with a skylight for a roof" This shows how observant Meursault is of his surroundings

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the mood in the beginning of chapter 4 with meursualt and marie is very happy and calm. for example they aree at the beach and they are swimming and togather.

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" it was the right size when Maman was here. Now it's too big for me."
While Meursalt was wondering around the house, he notice the space of the room  gets bigger and feels that there's something missing within the home

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Meursalt's sentences are short and precise when describing social interactions

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Raymond invites Merusalt to his apartment by telling him he has blood sausage. This can foreshadow the death of Raymond's girlfriend later in the chapter.

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Meursalt's tone when talking about his mother's death seems indifferent. He doesn't seem to be either happy nor unhappy

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When Marie tells Meursault, "I'm darker than you," she's using irony to foreshadow his dark actions soon to come.

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Mersault's journey to the old people's home is an example of a quest. Chapter 1 of HTRLLP talks about questing and what makes a quest a quest.
-The quester is Mersault.
-The place to go is Marengo.
-Reason for going is his mother's funeral.
-Challenges on the way would be the heat and the long ride there.
His real reason is his mother's funeral.

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"I even had the impression that the dead woman lying in front of them didn't mean anything to them. But I think now that that was a false impression."
Meursault seems disconnected at first by saying the dead woman like it's not his own mother. You can tell he does care though because

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"He said he'd been in a fight with some guy who was trying to start trouble."
This sentence adds a dangerous theme because if you continue reading you can tell that Raymond has no problem with hurting people, adding a dementing tone to the chapter.

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Meursault constantly complains about the sun and gets disoriented

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In Chapter 4, the theme which is being used is existentialism. This means people searching for the meaning where there is none. This describes how Salamano feels about a significant person being upset about his mother. He feels that can