In chapter two of The Stranger, Monsieur Meursault talked about a sunday after the death of Maman, he explained in detail what happened that day. Nothing intresting. In chapter three he talks about an old man he goes to visit, and he talks about how he curses and punishes a dog he has, then the old man invites him to eat, so he accepts, they fight and then the old man tells him a story of his ex wife and how he thought she cheated on him, so he asks Meursault to write her a letter, so he does and thats what happens in chapter three. What I can see from this book is that it is written very detailed, so it is a slow book, by the moment Ive liked it, but I get very distracted because it is very slow, so I read, I might get lost, and when I consentrate again nothing very trasendental has happened.