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11388522 No.11388522 [Reply] [Original]

Was I supposed to feel so mad at the end of this?

>> No.11388530

Yes. Revolt against the end anon, and reclaim your life from nothingness.

>> No.11388544

>>11388530
fuck the end aaaarrrrghhhhhhh aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh

>> No.11389067

>>11388522
No, you were supposed to feel nothing. Read it again.

>> No.11389074
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11389074

Is this good btw?

>> No.11389125

>>11388544
Attaboy

>> No.11389503

>>11389067
i genuinely disliked the extent to which i related to the apathy of the main character at the time i read it. this book, in a sense, pushed me to play more of an active role in my life, rather than simply allowing all things to happen.

i guess the meaning i gathered from this piece was more so a bastardization of camus's intentions; that the universe, while wholly absurd, is up to you to tame on a very much personal level.

>> No.11389642

>>11389503
Read the Book of Disquiet, it's a much more in-depth piece of existential literature,

>> No.11389673

>>11388522
You're supposed to feel free

>> No.11390230

>>11388522
Have you read it? If you ask this question, maybe you should read it again...


''Il n'était même pas sûr d'être en vie puisqu'il vivait comme un mort.''

>> No.11390233

Was the sun the villain?

>> No.11390236

>>11389503
no, you read it correct

>> No.11390239

All i took from this book is that the protagonist was a huge faggot

>> No.11390277

>man the sun is so fucking bright i better shoot this sandnigger
bravo

>> No.11390294

Was it autism?

>> No.11390312

>>11389673
that's more the feeling I got from it, I especially enjoyed the last sentence.

Gotta read this again some time, think I'll see it in a different light after reading the last part

>> No.11390963

>>11388522
Do people ever read this in law school?
>a guy who puts on underwear sentences based Mersault to death??? What???

>> No.11390996

>>11389074
B T W I S T H I S G O O D ?

>> No.11391002

>>11390233
No, it was the sidekick

>> No.11391039
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BRAVO CAMUS

>> No.11391920

>>11389673
bom bom bom ba bom bom i feel free

>> No.11391942

>>11389074
The best Camus essay hands down - best read in conjunction with his plays

If you identified with Merseault / agree with Sisyphus prepare to be btfo'd

>> No.11392051

>>11390277
>implying you've never felt this way
of course i've never acted on it but sometimes it is so hot and humid, i could kill me a motherfucker

>> No.11392062

The Plague is comfiest Camus.

>> No.11393037

>>11388522
I personally felt like...
>Dude...bruh...fuck

>> No.11393043

>>11389642
Literally nothing happend. The book

>> No.11393052

>>11388522
He killed shot that guy and then continued to shoot until he had no possibility of surviving. That is an extremely malicious act which is underscored by his lack of 'normal' behaviour. I can understand why he was executed.

>> No.11394393

>>11391942
How so?