Question 1-The Stranger by Albert Camus You will write an 1000-words Comparative Literary Analysis about The Stranger by Albert Camus, using the specifics of what we have studied this semester (devices & elements, tone, mood, theme, etc.) to answer the question below: Near the end of the novella, Meursault was found guilty and sentenced to death. An argument can be made that he was NOT found guilty (or sentenced to death) for the crime of shooting/killing the Arab. What then, was the crime for which he paid for with his life? Explain by comparing examples from TWO (not more) specific chapters from the novella. Requirements: 1000 words (+/-10%) academic essay format, including introduction and thesis, body paragraphs, conclusion, and works cited use of minimum 6 direct quotations from the story