A story about an interesting encounter with a stranger.
Albert Camus' The Stranger What if the past has no meaning and the only point in time of our life that really matters is that point which is happening at present. To make matters worse, when life is over, the existence is also over; the hope of some sort of salvation from a God is pointless. Albert.Describe an encounter with a stranger: I first saw her standing by the roadside. For a moment she looked like a normal old lady wanting to cross the road. Then I noticed that she was hesitant about crossing even when the road was clear. Quickly I walked over to her and offered my hand. She took it. But as I tried to lead her across the road.A Strange Meeting. It was dark and gloomy, well not gloomy just dark with the stars bright and the moon half full there wasn’t a single dark cloud in sight. My vision was short and my eyes were just getting used to the slight darkness I kept walking. I felt the smooth grounded up earth beneath my feet as I was walking close to a vast darkness on my right, I could hear it swishing and lapping.
A Plus asked 8 people to share the chance encounter with a stranger that changed their lives not only for the better, but forever. Here are their stories.Revealing the meaning that a study stay abroad has for the personal and academic development of students is the main theme of this article. A brief reflection about the stereotypes that are found in an encounter with the stranger, introduces us to the fragments of the interviews made to four students at the end or after their experiences abroad.
James hadn’t mentioned the strange encounter since. Could she trust the stranger? She wanted to more than anything. She wanted to get away from her life, from James, but what if this was a trick set up to test her loyalty? Dylan shook her head as she pushed these thoughts from her mind. She was on the cusp of filming a live interview, she.
