Throughout the novel "The Stranger", by Albert Camus, Meursault lives a life with no passion or hope that could possibly disappoint him and still managed to meet a tragic end from unfortunate circumstances. He lives a life only because it is given to him and not to fulfill his purpose. He leads a very quiet life until the day he commit's a murder. Meursault's action of shooting the Arab is the turning point in which at that moment, he will live a life of regret and hopelessness. Their are 2 parts in the novel. 1st part of the novel is Meursault's life after the death of his mother. 2nd par…
