@nickkasmik: At its core, The Stranger is a meditation on the absurd. The idea that life has no inherent meaning and that our attempts to impose order or purpose are ultimately futile. Meursault embodies this philosophy. His detachment, which once seemed cold, now feels like a mirror to the randomness of existence. Later in the novel, he reflects: “I had been right, I was still right, I was always right. I had lived my life one way and I could just as well have lived it another.” That line captures the essence of Camus’ absurdism. The arbitrariness of life and the futility of searching for ultimate meaning. #philosophy

soren :

People just grieve differently. I didn’t cry on my grandmothers funeral but I cried a year later. It took me a year to fully realize that she was gone and it might take longer for others

ིᖭ༏ᖫྀPOET𒉭 :

I dont believe ters shoe how much you love something one

killingham556 :

everyone expect people to be completely open about there feelings it's stupid

the54patate78 :

french algeria? excuse me????

Sun Shadow :

grief is such a complicated emotional experience... for some you may cry only once but for others you could cry every year, month or whenever a moment reminds you of them

quarts :

Beckers Bee 🐝 🍉 :

I would lose my mind if my mother died tomorrow

BN ❤️🤍💚 :

I actually thought this was an expriment abt how long you have to cry for ppl to believe lmao was the idea that ppl aren't assigned "goals" by universe his best finding? wow

edizz16 :

the book/story is called l'étranger

Crimson Dawn :

Grieving doesn’t look the same for everyone and we don’t always experience grief for different people in the same way. So what is on trial here is his relationship with his mother and how he is experiencing the loss.

hiader kifah :

Camu is a coward