The judge and the Prosecutor spend more time questioning Meursault about his relationship with his mother than they do questioning him about the murder. They found it very strange that he was so emotionless that his mother died and he just didnt care. The Prosecutor tells the jury that the day after Meursault's mother's funeral, Meursault was out at the movies with a girl. later he claimed that Meursault is morally guilty of his mother's death. The case then becomes all about Meursault's odd behavior and personality. At the end of part 3 Meursault's lawyer interjects, asking "Is my client on trial for having buried his mother, or for killing a man?" after saying that the Prosecutor says "I accuse the prisoner of behaving at his mother's funeral
