In an idle moment, this man cuts out an ad for Kruschen Salts and pastes it into an album of clippings that amuse him. This man runs down a street and leaps onto the back of a giant backfiring truck, following the suggestion of his friend Emmanuel. He discovers a newspaper clipping about a Czech man whose mother and sister do not recognize him, and bludgeon him to death in a hotel. This man claims that a "dark wind" from somewhere in his future leveled his present. He shares a hot walk down a street with Thomas Pérez, and his neighbor Salamano loses a scabby, hated dog. This fiancé of Marie Cardona writes a letter for Raymond Sintès to coax a supposedly unfaithful Mo
In an idle moment, this man cuts out an ad for Kruschen Salts and pastes it into an album of clippings that amuse him. This man runs down a street and leaps onto the back of a giant backfiring truck, following the suggestion of his friend Emmanuel. He discovers a newspaper clipping about a Czech man whose mother and sister do not recognize him, and bludgeon him to death in a hotel. This man claims that a "dark wind" from somewhere in his future leveled his present. He shares a hot walk down a street with Thomas Pérez, and his neighbor Salamano loses a scabby, hated dog. This fiancé of Marie Cardona writes a letter for Raymond Sintès to coax a supposedly unfaithful Moor back to Raymond's apartment for a beating. For 10 points, name this man whose callousness at his mother's funeral helps lead to his conviction for killing an Arab, the protagonist of Camus's The Stranger.
In an idle moment, this man cuts out an ad for Kruschen Salts and pastes it into an album of clippings that amuse him.
{Meursault} [prompt on The {Stranger}; or {L'Etranger}; or The {Outsider}; or The {Foreigner}]