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Can you help me understand Camus?

So a while back, I read "The Stranger" by Albert Camus. But I am struggling with the understanding of its message. The main character goes through the book's events in an almost trance like state, and I am assuming that it is to showcase the absurdism of the human existence and the normal world, which we rarely question as normal humans in our everyday lives. But I can't help but feeling I am missing a piece of the puzzle, and I am wondering if any of you can point it out to me? 

I do apologize for my any lack in my english, I am not a native speaker.
gpt
Camus is trying to paint the existential perspective that many people feel. The absurdist thoughts experienced in the book, are almost comparable to the platonic cave. Once you come out, it's quite hard to rationalize any true importance for a lot of pieces of one's life. Simply, he doesn't quite care and floats through life.