At the start of this play, one character laughs at the notion of medieval torture devices, and asks for a toothbrush, only to be told that the ornament on the mantle is too heavy to lift.
At the start of this play, one character laughs at the notion of medieval torture devices, and asks for a toothbrush, only to be told that the ornament on the mantle is too heavy to lift. One character in this play admits to making her lover watch her drown her newborn, after which he shoots himself, and she later kisses a man to give him revenge on another woman. The setting of this play is described as French Second Empire. One character in this play is a man-hating lesbian who is attracted to Estelle, Inez, while another character longs for his newspaper offices, Garcin. For ten points, identify this play which claims that "Hell is other people", a work by Jean-Paul Sartre.
At the start of this play, one character laughs at the notion of medieval torture devices, and asks for a toothbrush, only to be told that the ornament on the mantle is too heavy to lift.
{No Exit }(also accept “Huis Clos”)