In a work set in this location, a noblewoman discusses "Love, that releases no beloved from loving," anda king recounts how he told his men, "You were
In a work set in this location, a noblewoman discusses "Love, that releases no beloved from loving," anda king recounts how he told his men, "You were not made to live your lives as brutes, but to be followers ofworth and knowledge." In a play set in this location, a woman is reminded of New Year's Day visits to a"boring old aunt" named Mary. In that play, a servant here says his uncle lives on the third floor andbeyond it are "more rooms, more passages." People who enter this location include a lesbian postal clerkand an army deserter who ultimately concludes that this location "is other people." For 10 points, name thislocation represented as a plain room in Jean-Paul Sartre's No Exit, but which is actually a terrible afterlife.
In a work set in this location, a noblewoman discusses "Love, that releases no beloved from loving," anda king recounts how he told his men, "You were not made to live your lives as brutes, but to be followers ofworth and knowledge."
hell [or l'enfer; or inferno; prompt on the room in No Exit before it is read]