At the end of the work in which he appears, this character notes that he hopes to be "greet[ed] with cries of hate." Foils for this character include Thomas Perez and his neighbor who repeatedly berates a dog but cries when it runs away, Salamano. He constantly complains of heat and is attracted to 
At the end of the work in which he appears, this character notes that he hopes to be "greet[ed] with cries of hate." Foils for this character include Thomas Perez and his neighbor who repeatedly berates a dog but cries when it runs away, Salamano. He constantly complains of heat and is attracted to Marie Cardona's physical beauty, but his friendship with Raymond Sintes and presence at a beach in Oran result in his shooting an Arab, a crime for which he is given the death penalty. For ten points, name this Absurdist anti-hero and title character of Camus' The Stranger.
At the end of the work in which he appears, this character notes that he hopes to be "greet[ed] with cries of hate.
{Meursault} (accept The {Stranger} before it is mentioned)