Near the end of this play, a woman who drowned her child attempts to stab another woman,  and the last line of this play is "Well, let's get on with it."
In this play, one character refuses to sit on a sofa because it is vivid green and she is wearing pale   blue. Another character in this play offers to be that character's "lark- mirror" and tell her everything  that she sees. Another character in this play doesn't have eyelids and has an uncle who is the head   valet. Near the end of this play, a woman who drowned her child attempts to stab another woman,  and the last line of this play is "Well, let's get on with it." The adulteress Estelle Rigault [reeg-awl]  and the postal clerk Inès Serrano appear in what play in which Joseph Garcin claims "Hell is other  people", a work by Jean-Paul Sartre?
In this play, one character refuses to sit on a sofa because it is vivid green and she is wearing pale   blue.
No Exit [or Huis Clos  or Dead End  or In Camera  or No Way Out]