Elements of this novel were borrowed from its author’s unpublished work A Happy Death, although this novel is written in the first person. In this novel, Thomas Perez faints (10[2])during a funeral procession (10[1]-5[1])for a woman whose death (10[1])forms the backdrop for this novel’s opening. Acquaintances of this novel’s narrator include his dog-beating neighbor Salamano and his girlfriend Marie. This novel ends with the narrator wishing (10[1])for a large crowd of people to be present (10[1])at his execution. In this novel, Raymond Sintès (10[2])fights (10[1])with two Arabs on a beach, before (10[1])the narrator shoots one of them five (10[1])times. For 10 points, name this novel about Meursault (“mer-SOH”) by Albert Camus (10[1])(“cam-OO”). (10[1])■END■