English, 19.04.2021 01:00, bbyitskeke7160
The stranger part 2 chapter 2
1. Why wasn't Marie allowed to visit often? What did that show / suggest and why would Camus include that detail? What does Marie think will happen after the trial? What does that show? 2. What do the young man and his mother contribute to the visiting scene? Why include a young man and his mother? What might Camus be trying to have the reader notice?
3. What does Meursault miss most about his life before prison? Does Meursault seem to be suffering in prison? Give evidence from the text. 4. Why did Camus ingude the newspaper story? What was the newspaper story about? What was Meursault's reaction? Does his treaction shock the reader? If so - what does that tell you? If not - what do you begin to think/what gets confirmed about Meursault?​
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