Albert Camus The Outsider- Values and beliefs

ot;interesting" and when asked if he agreed the girl should be punished Meursault says he "understood why he should want to punish her" but didn't know what he, himself would have done.
             His inability to judge people makes it hard for him to accept, particularly at his trial, that others will judge him. Meursault could feel he was "being judged" as an intellectual during the trial and couldn't understand how this proved he was guilty. At one point in the trial for one of the first tim
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