One character reveals that she had run off to Switzerland to have her baby and then drowned it in front of her lover, who proceeded to shoot himself in the face. A minor character with no eyelids produces a bell, but explains that it does not always work. Another character explains that she knows what torturers look like because she's seen herself in a mirror. The last main character only wants people to see that he's not a coward, but they refuse to understand this. At the end, one character st
One character reveals that she had run off to Switzerland to have her baby and then drowned it in front of her lover, who proceeded to shoot himself in the face. A minor character with no eyelids produces a bell, but explains that it does not always work. Another character explains that she knows what torturers look like because she's seen herself in a mirror. The last main character only wants people to see that he's not a coward, but they refuse to understand this. At the end, one character stabs another with a paper knife, forgetting that all of them are already dead. Estelle, Inez, and Garcin learn that "hell is other people" in, FTP, what existential Jean-Paul Sartre play about people who can't get out of a drawing room.
One character reveals that she had run off to Switzerland to have her baby and then drowned it in front of her lover, who proceeded to shoot himself in the face.
{No Exit} (or {Huis Clos})