Problem
Novel: The Stranger by Albert Camus translated by Matthew ward.
Compose a multi-paragraph, thesis-driven essay. You will do this by defining the key words in the question you chose to answer and establishing criteria by which you may judge the specific case set before you. These are your options. Choose one:
A. Define the conditions under which an action would be judged to be malicious, and the process you would follow to determine if Meursault's crime is malicious.
B. Define the conditions under which an action would be judged to be premeditated, and the process you would follow to determine if Meursault's crime is premeditated.
C. Define the conditions under which an action would be judged to be deliberate, and the process you would follow to determine if Meursault's crime is deliberate.
D. Define the conditions under which a trial would be judged to be a fair trial, and the process you would follow to determine if Meursault's trial is a fair trial.
E. Define the conditions under which the death penalty would be warranted, and the process you would follow to determine if Meursault's crime warrants the death penalty.
(Excluding the Works Cited), and as a multi-paragraph composition it should include an introduction, a series of body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Each paragraph should be deliberately structured, unified, and coherent. Your essay will be assessed for content, organization, style, expression, grammar, and mechanics.
Research is required. Incorporate substantive quotations from at least three excellent reference sources suitable for college-level research. Reference sources may include dictionaries, encyclopedia, textbooks, and manuals, among other things. Quotations should be formatted. which means short quotations belong in quotation marks and long quotations should appear as block quotations.