The Stranger

[Anonymous No.19701418]

Isn't life STRANGE??

I don't get it.

[Anonymous No.19701437]

>I believe anything that doesn't kill you simply makes you... The Stranger.
Threw the book across the room when I read that.

[Anonymous No.19701644]

>>19701418
>The fact that the sentence had been read at eight o'clock at night and not at five o'clock, the fact that it could have been an entirely different one, the fact that it had been decided by men who change their underwear, the fact that it had been handed down in the name of some vague notion called the French (or German, or Chinese) people-all of it seemed to detract from the seriousness of the decision.

[Anonymous No.19701657]

>>19701418
Fuck the sun and fuck arabs

[Anonymous No.19701736]

You VILL push the rock and you VILL be happy

[Anonymous No.19701789]

>>19701418
first time I read this it reminded me a lot of all those r9k greentexts

[Anonymous No.19701799]

MAMANS GONNA FREA- oh wait

[Anonymous No.19701814]

>>19701736
camus-sama... I kneel

[Anonymous No.19701817]

>>19701657
what about jannies?

[Anonymous No.19701932]

>>19701736
I refuse

[Anonymous No.19702175]

>>19701736
:O

[Anonymous No.19702234]

>>19701736
hey i just finished reading Myth of Sisyphus last night
except the appendix about kafka

[Anonymous No.19703195]

>>19701736
>I believe whatever doesn't kill you, simply makes you... Stranger.

[Anonymous No.19703211]

Camus: I feel no attachment to my family and I shot a minority because I was annoyed and he had no utility to me

Leftists: Camus is essential reading

[Anonymous No.19703523]

okay unironically I really liked The Stranger. What are the chances I also like Camus' other works? And would anyone recommend the ones they think are the best?

[Anonymous No.19703535]

[Anonymous No.19703728]

>>19703523
I’ve read all the novels and some of the plays, I’d say the quality stays pretty consistent, so if you like the Stranger give it a shot. I liked The Plague the best, it has probably the most fully realized characters in his work, and good examples of his “Rebel” archetype.

[Anonymous No.19704358]

>>19701418
aren't you STRANGE (retarded)?

[Anonymous No.19704376]

I thought the protagonist was a total dullard.

[Anonymous No.19704405]

>>19701437
Kek

[Anonymous No.19704423]

>austic man feels like an outsider: the movie: the book.

[Camusfan69 No.19704431]

>>19703523
*Blocks your path*

[Anonymous No.19704668]

>>19704423
the strangest part is how he could get a gf and hold a job

[Anonymous No.19704718]

>>1970466
Different times, pretty sure my dads an autist and him and my mum have been together for 40 years, and hes held a job until he retired a few years ago.

[Anonymous No.19704773]

>>19704431
Best books from Celine?

[Anonymous No.19704816]

>>19701418
why the fuck didn't he play it off as self-defense there were no witnesses and the arab had a knife
stupid book

[Anonymous No.19705145]

>>19704718
the boomers had it too good desu

[Anonymous No.19706456]

>>19704816
the book wasn't set in am*rica we aren't all dirty barbarians you know

[Anonymous No.19706497]

>>19706456
Lol
I am surprised that a French character killing an Arab and getting punished for it was the plot. I had assumed that Europeans pretty much did whatever they wanted to the natives in their colonies and the natives had no recourse. I know Algeria was especially important to the French but still

[Anonymous No.19706672]

how come nobody ever talks about this bad boy

[Anonymous No.19706684]

>>19706497
In France one is assumed guilty and has to prove innocence.

[Anonymous No.19706697]

>>19703535
kek

[Anonymous No.19706856]

>>19703195
never post again