"No Exit," written by Jean-Paul Sartre, is a seminal play that explores existentialist themes through a confined setting. The story unfolds in a small, windowless room in hell, where three characters—Garcin, Inès, and Estelle—are brought together. They soon realize that there is no escape from this place, both physically and psychologically, which serves as a metaphor for their internal struggles and past sins. As the characters engage in conversations, they reveal their darkest secrets...