Meursault's Change In The Stranger, By Albert Camus

The Stranger by Albert Camus was centered on the character Meursault. He is a very strange character due to the fact that he hated change but then didn’t mind change in the end. “I opened myself to the gentle indifference of the world.” The question is, does he change at all, how does he change to a dynamic character, why does he change, also when does he change? The question is does he change at all? If so how? Yes in fact Meursault does change at one point in the book. The stranger was split into two parts for this reason. The reason being Camus wanted to show the difference in personality when Meursault changes and what happened when he does. The way he changed was the fact that he had accepted the “gentle indifference of the world”