In Albert Camus?novel The Stranger, we are introduce to Meursault, the protagonist of the novel. Meursault in part one of the novel is depicted as a worldly hedonist who only find pleasure in physical aspects of life. However in part two of the novel, Meursault undergoes a drastic change. He focuses less on the physical factors of life, and becomes more aware of his inner self, along with his own psychology. There are three …showed first 75 words of 1047 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1047 total…be stronger, he would have been more affectionate at his mother’s funeral. Finally, Meursault would also have treasured the memories of his past experiences much more dearly. Meursault’s transformation from part one to part two of Albert Camus?novel The Stranger led Meursault to experience changes in his response to authority, his memories, and his relationships. By which made Meursault into a being who is more passionate, and affirmative of his own being.