A character in this play remembers how his wife would serve him coffee when he was in bed with his mistress.
A character in this play remembers how his wife would serve him coffee when he was in bed with his mistress. After a woman in this play finds that her mirror has been taken from her pocketbook, another character offers to be her glass. This play's setting features a heavy bronze ornament on a mantle and a bell with faulty wiring. The main character of this play is told that he can't have a toothbrush by an eyelid-less valet. At the end of this play, a pacifist army deserter says "Well, let's get on with it" after Estelle attempts to stab Inez with a paper-knife in a Second Empire drawing room. For 10 points, name this play in which Garcin says "hell is other people", a work of Jean-Paul Sartre.
A character in this play remembers how his wife would serve him coffee when he was in bed with his mistress.
No Exit [or Huis Clos; or In Camera]