http://bigbadbookclub.forumotion.com/the-stranger-f6/-t1.htm Thu, 12 Feb 2009 07:37:51 GMT 10 http://www.luckypix.com/blogger/uploaded_images/aliddell-723156.jpg http://bigbadbookclub.forumotion.com/the-stranger-f6/-t1.htm http://bigbadbookclub.forumotion.com/the-stranger-f6/at-one-time-or-another-all-people-have-wished-their-loved-ones-were-dead-t9.htm Mr.Buxton The book was short, the sentences were short, and Meursault was destined to be short lived as well. Nevertheless, I found the book enticing and again poking at existentialism in some of the ways that Nausea did. For example in the latter half of the novel, Meursault begins having various epiphanies while he is in jail. His days start to be, "both long and short at the same time: long enough to live through, maybe, but so drawn out that they ended up flowing into one another." Our character ... The Stranger Thu, 12 Feb 2009 07:37:51 GMT http://bigbadbookclub.forumotion.com/the-stranger-f6/at-one-time-or-another-all-people-have-wished-their-loved-ones-were-dead-t9.htm#39 http://bigbadbookclub.forumotion.com/the-stranger-f6/at-one-time-or-another-all-people-have-wished-their-loved-ones-were-dead-t9.htm