1. Why does Mersault point out Masson's habit of saying "and I'd even say" and immediately disregard it?
2. Why is the color red brought up so frequently in this chapter?
3. Why does Marie laugh so much and have so little dialogue? Is it because she is a flat character or it is to perhaps emphasize her lack of thought?
4. Can the sentence "to stay or to go, it amounted to the same thing." be used to reflect or support a larger theme of futility?
5. Why does Mersault talk Raymond out of killing the Arab, when ultimately he kills him instead?
6. Why does Camus describe the scenery so vividly and the characters so little?
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