The story of Czechoslovakia

A Czechoslovakian man left the small village where he grew up and wanted to start his career outside. Twenty-five years later, he made a fortune and returned home with his wife and children.

His mother and sister run a hotel in their hometown. In order to give them a surprise, he specially arranged his wife and children in another hotel. Go to mom's hotel alone.

Mother didn't recognize him because she hadn't seen him for a long time. He suddenly wanted to play a joke on them and asked for a room for the night now. He did not hesitate to show off his wealth. That night, his mother and sister smashed his skull with a hammer, took his money and threw his body into the river.

The next morning, his wife came to the hotel and revealed his true identity without knowing it.

Finally, my mother hanged herself and my sister jumped into the well.

This is the story of Czechoslovakia that Camus read in The Stranger. It sounds incredible. There is such a play in that small country thousands of miles away from me. But from another point of view, every step of this incident is in line with human evil factors, almost perfect.