The eyelid-lacking Valet appears sporadically throughout this play, whose other characters include (*) Inès and Garcin, who says that "Hell is other people.
One character in this play is yelled at because he continually wants to take his jacket off, while another character drowned her own baby after having an affair. Set in a room with a bronze ornament on the mantelpiece, this play also sees a long silence broken by a lesbian who calls another character a coward for deserting the army and longs for Estelle. The eyelid-lacking Valet appears sporadically throughout this play, whose other characters include (*) Inès and Garcin, who says that "Hell is other people." For 10 points, name this play by John-Paul Sartre (sar-TRUH).
One character in this play is yelled at because he continually wants to take his jacket off, while another character drowned her own baby after having an affair.
{No Exit} [or {Huis Clos}; accept In {Camera}]