In Jean-Paul Sartre's existential play "No Exit," the character Garcin famously declares, "Hell is other people." This quote encapsulates the idea that our interactions and perceptions of others can lead to profound discomfort and suffering. In the context of the play, three characters find themselves trapped in a room for eternity, forced to confront not only their own flaws but also the judgments of the others around them. This setting reflects...
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