Meursault is our narrator, and he tells it as he sees, feels, and thinks it. Not a hint of third-person omniscience exists, because the story is purely subjective from Meursault’s point-of-view. Though observant, Meursault makes no attempt to empathize with or understand the other characters. As the story progresses, we move from description laced with introspection to purely introspective recounting.