One character in this work says that men in undershirts are disgusting and that the word "absent" should be used in place of "dead;" she later tries to stab another character with a paper knife after explaining how she caused a man to shoot his face off in Switzerland.
One character in this work says that men in undershirts are disgusting and that the word "absent" should be used in place of "dead;" she later tries to stab another character with a paper knife after explaining how she caused a man to shoot his face off in Switzerland. In its first scene, the editor of a pacifist newspaper asks for a toothbrush and is told that dark will never come and blinking is no longer possible. That character was shot on the way to Mexico, while another was a lesbian postal clerk and the third contracted pneumonia after drowing her child. For 10 points, name this play about Inez, Estelle, and Garcin which concludes that hell is other people, written by Jean-Paul Sartre.
One character in this work says that men in undershirts are disgusting and that the word "absent" should be used in place of "dead;" she later tries to stab another character with a paper knife after explaining how she caused a man to shoot his face off in Switzerland.
No Exit [or Huis Clos]