The Stranger: The Original Unabridged and Complete Edition (Albert Camus Classics)

by Albert Camus

It occurred to me that somehow I'd got through another Sunday, that Mother now was buried, and tomorrow I'd be going back to work as usual. Really, nothing in my life had changed.

Ain't that the shame of it. We live to work Instead of working to live.

He then asked if a "change of life," as he called it, didn't appeal to me, and I answered that one never changed his way of life; one life was as good as another, and my present one suited me quite well.

His character is so interesting in the sense that he doesn't seem to care much about anything.