The Stranger
why do you think Camus choose to have the trial begin on a day "with the sun glaring outside?"
Ffrom chapter 3 part 1
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judy t #197809
On any day of a trial, the "sun glaring" would be an indication of everything being "in the light" - it would seem that the trial would be full of truth and accurate information.
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jennifer a. w #344465
On any day of a trial, the "sun glaring" would be an indication of everything being "in the light" - it would seem that the trial would be full of truth and accurate information.
