Character Relationships in The Stranger
Meursault (played by Benjamin Voisin) is a protagonist in The Stranger.
Marie Cardona (played by Rebecca Marder) is a protagonist in The Stranger.
Raymond Sintès (played by Pierre Lottin) appears in The Stranger.
Salamano (played by Denis Lavant) appears in The Stranger.
Aumônnier prison (played by Swann Arlaud) appears in The Stranger.
Juge (played by Christophe Malavoy) appears in The Stranger.
Avocat (played by Jean-Charles Clichet) appears in The Stranger.
Procureur (played by Nicolas Vaude) appears in The Stranger.
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Character Relationship Map: The Stranger
The Stranger (2025) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Meursault
(played by Benjamin Voisin) — protagonist
Marie Cardona
(played by Rebecca Marder) — protagonist
Raymond Sintès
(played by Pierre Lottin) — supporting
Salamano
(played by Denis Lavant) — supporting
Aumônnier prison
(played by Swann Arlaud) — supporting
Juge
(played by Christophe Malavoy) — supporting
Avocat
(played by Jean-Charles Clichet) — supporting
Procureur
(played by Nicolas Vaude) — supporting
Mère de Meursault
(played by Mireille Perrier) — supporting
Djemila
(played by Hajar Bouzaouit) — supporting
Key Relationships
Raymond Sintès → Djemila
(Romantic Interest)
Meursault → Djemila
(Social Acquaintance)
Meursault → Avocat
(Professional Defense Lawyer)
Meursault → Procureur
(Professional Prosecutor)
Meursault → Juge
(Professional Judge)
Meursault → Aumônnier prison
(Professional Spiritual Advisor)
Meursault → Salamano
(Social Neighbor)
Meursault → Raymond Sintès
(Social Friend)
Meursault → Marie Cardona
(Romantic Interest)
Meursault → Mère de Meursault
(Family Mother)
Story Analysis
Existential exploration of indifference and the human condition
Plot Progression
The Indifferent Life
The Beach Encounter
The Unraveling
The Trial
The Final Revelation
Directed by François Ozon
The Stranger (2025) · 6.8/10 · crime, drama
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q134280292), public domain (CC0).
