This play features a woman who asks about Florence's whereabouts, although she soon losesinterest and instead chides a man for twisting his mouth. That woman compares herself to "a live coalburning in others' hearts," and she is spat on after an attempted seduction. Another character in thisplay demands a (*) toothbrush while speaking to an eyelid-less valet. A woman who had an affair withthe tango-dancing Roger is sent to a room with a large bronze statue and Second Empire furniture. For10 points, name this play in which army deserter Garcin, baby-drowning Estelle, and postal clerk Inezlearn that "Hell is other people," a work by Jean-Paul Sartre.
This play features a woman who asks about Florence's whereabouts, although she soon losesinterest and instead chides a man for twisting his mouth. That woman compares herself to "a live coalburning in others' hearts," and she is spat on after an attempted seduction. Another character in thisplay demands a (*) toothbrush while speaking to an eyelid-less valet. A woman who had an affair withthe tango-dancing Roger is sent to a room with a large bronze statue and Second Empire furniture. For10 points, name this play in which army deserter Garcin, baby-drowning Estelle, and postal clerk Inezlearn that "Hell is other people," a work by Jean-Paul Sartre.
This play features a woman who asks about Florence's whereabouts, although she soon losesinterest and instead chides a man for twisting his mouth.
No Exit [or Huis Clos; or In Camera; or No Way Out; or Behind Closed Doors; or Doors Closed; or Dead End]