The Outsider[comprehensive British and American]

He doesn't lie, he just says whatever it is. He refuses to play up his feelings, and society feels threatened. Easy-going, gentle, talkative and carefree can be used to describe him, while being cold, withdrawn and unreasonable is also appropriate. "The word indifferent may be a bit too much," Meursault lowered his head and flipped through the book in his hand, but there was no emotion in his tone. "It's just 'I can do anything' and 'it's the same to me'." This article is inspired by French writer Albert Camus' "The Stranger" Intention: Man is born to die, and labor is in vain.