3). It seems as though Meursault, in an attempt to retain his power in the relationship, cannot admit to loving. It follows then that Meursault goes by the principle that denying love translates to power. How odd that one's utter indifference on a subject and another's deep commitment toward the same thing could lead to such a similar conclusion?
             King sought justice for his race through civil disobedience. He and his people broke the law, served the penalty and, in doing so, called attention to the injustices that took place. One could say by breaking the law King committed injustice himself, however that was not the way he saw it. As long as he obeyed the moral code set forth by God he felt he was justified (476). By this same rationale his followers believed they were justified. There we
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