@BUNNYMOTHMARTYR It is, the kind of thing I would have to see before I'd really know. I am interested in comming you again at some point regardless however.
@heathxote May have participated in revolt against the absurd instead of simply surrender. I think that by starting after the events of the stranger we are given a way to interact with parts of the Myth of Sisyphus that were a little lost in the novelization which I think is interesting 2/2
@heathxote So I don't know how much has happened in discussion for thost and sorry you still are my entire for your page right now. A thing I really liked that ma not have come up is the ending of the stranger seems to imply that if Meursault had more time he - 1/2
@heathxote Sorry I keep seeing your tweets on my timeline, and I am very into the stranger discussion. Can I ask what your thoughts are on the point of the book are?
@heathxote I have thoughts and its a little difficult to get them all across via https://t.co/LR6hv7OqgT but I think we might live in a world where Limbus may be the most correct interpretation of Meursault. Or I may be crazy