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Monotheism is the belief in one god. A narrower definition of monotheism is the belief in the existence of only one god that created the world, is omnipotent, omnipresent and omniscient, and intervenes in the world
Mersault's response to the chaplain is the deny of listening about God at his last moments, before his death, he says he does not have interest in the subject or time for it. Mearsault also tells he does not believe in God and when the chaplain claims that God justice is more important than the man justice he says they were the first one to blame him.
Mersault conclude that he lived in a certain way and he could have lived in other way. But now all his life made sense, why he did one thing or not another, now his absurd life was all in place.
This is one expression of existentialism thought because it reveals the absurd of our existences, the brutality of it as it is, with no prior purpose for his actions or life, which the man himself has to biuld and find along his path himself.
I dont know where to download it but here is the summary
The book is divided into four parts (Prison, Desert,
Escape and Refuge).
<span>Najeeb Muhammad, the protagonist of the novel, a young
man from somewhere near Haripad, Kerala state,
is newly married and dreams of a better work in any of the Persian Gulf states.
However, at the King Khalid International Airport,
he gets trapped and is taken away by a rich Arab animal farm supervisor to his
farm. He is being used as a "slave" laborer and shepherd and is
assigned to look after goats, sheep and camels for almost three and half years
in the remote deserts of Saudi Arabia. He is forced to do backbreaking work, is
kept half-hungry and is denied water to wash and suffers unimaginably. The
farm's brutal supervisor keeps Najeeb in control with a gun and binoculars and
frequently beats him with a belt.</span>
In a country where he does not know the language,
places or people, he is far away from any human interaction. Najeeb steadily
starts to identify himself with the goats. He considers himself as one of them.
His dreams, desires, avenges and hopes starts to become one with them. He talks
to them, eats with them, sleeps with them and virtually lives the life of a
goat. Still he keeps a ray of hope which will bring freedom and end to his
sufferings someday.
<span>Finally one night with the help of Ibrahim Khadiri, a Somalian worker in the neighbouring farm, Najeeb
Muhammed and his friend Hakeem elopes from the horrible life to freedom. But,
the trio fumbles across the desert for days, and young Hakeem dies of thirst
and fatigue. Finally, Ibrahim Khadiri and Najeeb manage to find their way to Al-Bathaa,
Riyadh, where Najeeb gets himself arrested by the Regular Police in order to get deported to India.
Najeeb spends several
months in the Sumesi Prison before being put on a plane to India by the Saudi
Arabian authorities.</span>
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NOPE NOT AT ALL AND I GO TO BALDWIN AND THEY GIVE US TON!!!!!!!!!!
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<em><u>Now as mother and child
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<em><u>In each other’s heats we dwell</u></em>