This novel's protagonist frequently eats at a cafÃ© run by Celeste.
This novel's protagonist frequently eats at a cafÃ© run by Celeste. During a trial, Marie testifies about having watched a comedy movie with the protagonist, who claims that he committed a certain crime "because of the sun." This work's protagonist writes a letter to a Moor on the behalf of the pimp Raymond Sintes. It opens with the protagonist attending his mother's funeral and showing no signs of grief. For 10 points, Meursault shoots an Arab on the beach in what novel by Albert Camus?
This novel's protagonist frequently eats at a cafÃ© run by Celeste.
The Stranger [or The Outsider; or L'Etranger]