The Stranger

I have come to an understanding that the book ends with him stating how on his execution day he hopes there will be a large crowd that greats him with cries. He goes through a roller coaster of emotions from being frustrated to completely content with his death. His feelings passed after releasing them and also by exposing his anger he was able to release it. The way his thoughts are processed and the way his reality is shaped is completely different than the norm, he shows zero emotions when it comes down to certain conversation topics, but when towards the end of the book he finally shined some light into his emotions and us as readers were able to see it.