For 10 points, name this novella in which Meursault is jailed for shooting an Arab on a beach, written by Albert Camus.
At a climactic moment in this novel, its narrator describes how "the sky cracked in two, from end to end, and a great sheet of flame poured down through the rift." In this novel's final line, its narrator wishes for a large crowd of spectators to greet him with cries of hate on the day of his execution. During the second part of this novel, a magistrate and a prosecutor attack the narrator for his emotional indifference to other people. At the beginning of this novel, its narrator takes a bus from Algiers to Marengo, where he shows no grief at his mother's funeral. For 10 points, name this novella in which Meursault is jailed for shooting an Arab on a beach, written by Albert Camus.
At a climactic moment in this novel, its narrator describes how "the sky cracked in two, from end to end, and a great sheet of flame poured down through the rift."
The Stranger [or L’Etranger; or The Outsider]