"I was forced to admit, however, that from the moment it had been passed its consequences became as real and as serious as the wall against which i pressed the lenght of my body" (Camus 109-110).
In this quote, Meursault talks about how he finally realizes that his death sentence was in fact real and not a a farce as it had seemed to him prior. Do you think Meursault was a little late in reaching this assumption?
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