" One of the characters accuses another of cowardice out of jealous love for the third.
In this play, the central themes of human freedom and self-responsibility are explained by its author's doctrine of "existence precedes essence." One of the characters accuses another of cowardice out of jealous love for the third. After exclaiming, "Enfer, c'est les autres," or "Hell is other people", the expatriate newspaperman Garcin attempts to escape, but instead foregoes the open door and chooses to remain and convince Estelle and Inez of his bravery. For ten points, name this masterpiece of Jean-Paul Sartre.
In this play, the central themes of human freedom and self-responsibility are explained by its author's doctrine of "existence precedes essence.
{No Exit} (or {Huis Clos})