Yes, I think he will. I think by facing the consequences of his murder, he'll undergo a change. I think he'll realize that it was a mistake and that he won't be able to get his life back to how it used to be, even if he wasn't that happy with it. He may also lose Marie, which I think will cause him to feel sad, too - even if he thinks he didn't love her.
I think he will at some point undergo a change. He will probably show and express some emotion at some point in the novel, possibly as a result of this murder.
I think that Meursault will undergo a character change. I think that jail will break him, and he will start to show emotion towards Marie, his mother, and the rest of the people that matter to him. Jail will make him realize that the people in his life are what really matters to him. He will have a lot of time to think while he is in his cell about how he lives his life and what he values.
Hairy mouth has a good point and i agree with him, however i beleive the complete opposite of hwat he is saying. I do not beleive he will change through out the book, he seems very adamant toward his personality.
I really don't expect a change from Meursault. I think that he will just keep on being the same old guy who has locked away his emotions... I would be surprised if he actually changed though, because it would be weird to see him be all emotional. I would kinda be disappointed, too.
I really don't think Meursault will change by the end of the book. He lives such a depressing life to just change and start living a happy one. He just really doesn't strike me as a dynamic character.
i don't think he will change because whenever he starts showing some signs of life or emotion it almost immediately ends. I don't think that he will ever get there.
I think that towards the end of the novel we are going to see a change in Mersault. I don't think that it will be a major story-altering change. I think that in the trial he wil begin to realize how serious this is and that he can't live life like he used to anymore.
I definitely think that Mersualt's character will change by the end of the book. He is starting to gain more emotion in my opinion, and he will finally open up by the end. I first noticed this in chapter five when Mersault and Marie are together, and he asks her if she'd like to dine at Celeste's with him because he "didn't want her to leave." Although this isn't much, it makes me think that he enjoys being with her and prehaps misses her when she is gone, which is a start to un-bottling his emotions. I saw other examples of possible emotion later in the novel, but I don't want to spoil any of part two for anyone who may not be that far yet.
I don't know if he will change or not. If he does it will be very subtle. It won't be like he all of a sudden shows emotions of crying before he dies.(And Yes he will die, either by noose or chair) but he will feel sorry for himself.
I do not think Mersault will undergo a change in the novel. He has not really shown any change so far and he does not seem to want to change either. That would require him to have feeling and I don't think he is interested in that.
I do belive he will change, but not how I want him to. He might change for the worst, in my opinion. I mean hes already killed someone. It can only go down hill from here.
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yes he will change but it will be a subtle one
do think he will CHANGEEEEE
you can already see it beginning.
talk to my own knees
Yes, I think he will. I think by facing the consequences of his murder, he'll undergo a change. I think he'll realize that it was a mistake and that he won't be able to get his life back to how it used to be, even if he wasn't that happy with it. He may also lose Marie, which I think will cause him to feel sad, too - even if he thinks he didn't love her.
I think he will at some point undergo a change. He will probably show and express some emotion at some point in the novel, possibly as a result of this murder.
I think that Meursault will undergo a character change. I think that jail will break him, and he will start to show emotion towards Marie, his mother, and the rest of the people that matter to him. Jail will make him realize that the people in his life are what really matters to him. He will have a lot of time to think while he is in his cell about how he lives his life and what he values.
yeah, i think he will change, how could he not? He just killed a person.
He will change for sure its all in the foreshacowing
i do not think Mersault will undergo any change b/c he simply doesn't care about anything and believes only what he wants to believe.
Hairy mouth has a good point and i agree with him, however i beleive the complete opposite of hwat he is saying. I do not beleive he will change through out the book, he seems very adamant toward his personality.
I really don't expect a change from Meursault. I think that he will just keep on being the same old guy who has locked away his emotions... I would be surprised if he actually changed though, because it would be weird to see him be all emotional. I would kinda be disappointed, too.
I really don't think Meursault will change by the end of the book. He lives such a depressing life to just change and start living a happy one. He just really doesn't strike me as a dynamic character.
i don't think he will change because whenever he starts showing some signs of life or emotion it almost immediately ends. I don't think that he will ever get there.
Yes I think he will change by the end by showing more feelings.
I think that towards the end of the novel we are going to see a change in Mersault. I don't think that it will be a major story-altering change. I think that in the trial he wil begin to realize how serious this is and that he can't live life like he used to anymore.
Yes I think he will change by showing more feelings.
I think that being in jail will change him.
I definitely think that Mersualt's character will change by the end of the book. He is starting to gain more emotion in my opinion, and he will finally open up by the end. I first noticed this in chapter five when Mersault and Marie are together, and he asks her if she'd like to dine at Celeste's with him because he "didn't want her to leave." Although this isn't much, it makes me think that he enjoys being with her and prehaps misses her when she is gone, which is a start to un-bottling his emotions. I saw other examples of possible emotion later in the novel, but I don't want to spoil any of part two for anyone who may not be that far yet.
I think by the end of the book he will finally show emotion when he gets his sentence for life.
I don't know if he will change or not. If he does it will be very subtle. It won't be like he all of a sudden shows emotions of crying before he dies.(And Yes he will die, either by noose or chair) but he will feel sorry for himself.
I do not think Mersault will undergo a change in the novel. He has not really shown any change so far and he does not seem to want to change either. That would require him to have feeling and I don't think he is interested in that.
I think he might change but it will be slow growth.
I do belive he will change, but not how I want him to. He might change for the worst, in my opinion. I mean hes already killed someone. It can only go down hill from here.
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