why is meursault happy at the end?
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At the end of The Stranger, Meursault is able to die happy because he (like Ivan Ilyich) is able to come to terms with himself as a constituent part of existence, and so live authentically.
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Why? By rewarding yourself in the moment, your brain elicits positive emotions, leading to the realization that your efforts result in a positive reward. By doing this continuously, your brain will start to link pleasure to accomplishing the task or objective and move towards it in the future.
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It is clear that with this book Camus fails to prove what he intend. When the murder happens we already know that Meursault is essentially innocent. If the murder is an accident, the sentence is unjust but not a necessary result of Meursault's authentic innocence. If it is a real murder, he deserves his sentence.
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Meursault wants to keep the peace within him, and he doesn't want anyone around him. The presence of the Arab disturbed him. When the Arab drew his knife, it disturbed this peace, bringing about provoking actions: ...
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Tybalt is looking for Romeo because he crashed the party. Why does Benvolio try to stop the fight between Mercutio and Tybalt? He's trying to keep the peace so no one gets killed.
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After scoring multiple baskets, Huey is seen smiling at his brother along with Granddad. He is also seen smiling during the timeout that Tom called to congratulate the team on their playing. Other than four instances, Huey has never been caught smiling.
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Fahrenheit 451: Are You Happy? Clarisse asks Montag, “Are you happy?” (Bradbury 10). He immediately thinks “Of course I'm happy.” After contemplating this question further, he realizes that his answer may not be so simple. ... Is a state of happiness something you continually strive for?
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He's generous with food. If he gives you the last bite of his chocolate mousse cake or offers to switch entrees with you because you like his more, he's basically doing the foodie version of proposing. Same goes for you.
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Eeyore is hardly ever happy, and even when he is, he's still sardonic and a bit cynical. Ironically, he actually seems to enjoy being gloomy to an extent and sees it as the essence of his very being.
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Summary: Chapter 2 Meursault goes swimming at a public beach, where he runs into Marie Cardona, a former co-worker of his. He helps her onto a float, and after admiring her beauty, he climbs up next to her on the float. He rests his head on her body, and they lie together for a while, looking at the sky.
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He wants to make his partner feel good/happy. He enjoys it. He is looking for reciprocity. He is trying to help his partner “gets there first” in case his “stamina” fails.
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Because when you least expect it, everything will make sense, and life will start to fit your needs and desires. It's enough to just let go and remember that the protagonist of your life is always you, and you deserve the best.
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This was a memory where both Joy and Sadness were equally involved. It wasn't one or the other, but made much more beautiful by the intertwining of both. It's not usually an easy experience that reveals to people that “Sadness” (or pain/grief/suffering) can coexist with “Joy” (or happiness/gratefulness/pleasure).
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He's pretty good. He has great speed and surprisingly decent strength. He get's access to Warrior for an even better growth too. He makes a great father for Degel, Noire, and Nah because he passes down Pegasus Knight to them (because they can't inherit warrior, and Pegasus Knight replaces it).
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It's a great little scene that provides humor and allows the viewer to further warm up to the two main protagonists. But it also does more than that. It's a simple scene that speaks for the whole film. It's an affirmation that this man of color is now free and able to make his own decisions.
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You cannot get a perfect happy ending, at least one of them always dies. It is possible to avoid killing Dettlaff and making Regis an outcast among vampires by not giving the ribbon to Syanna when you have the chance to do that, but then Syanna is killed by Dettlaff and Geralt ends up (temporarily) in prison.
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Gelbin Mekkatorque is still alive, but in critical condition and in a stasis device no one knows how to get him out of - story-wise, pretty much the same state Magni was in from Cataclysm - Legion. So he's not dead, but he's also not coming out until the plot demands it.