L'Intéressé

Parody of L'Etranger by Albert Camus

Meursault's mother dies, and he is devastated. He cries at the funeral, comforts every mourner, and writes a 40-page eulogy. He finds the sun perfectly pleasant. He never shoots anyone on the beach because he brought an umbrella and sunscreen. The existential void is filled with empathy, casseroles, and thank-you cards. Camus did not approve this manuscript.