Jean is troubled that his life, or death, will affect others. He is continually considering the fate of others, whom he commands in the underground. As a rebel leader, he asks others to die for his beliefs. Jean, due to his own actions, contributes to the deaths of others who chose to follow him. Jean does not yet accept that he alone is not responsible for everyone in his company.
People select their own paths, even if they work collectively.
Autobiographies Simone de Beauvior spent much of her time writing about her own experiences. Meets Jean-Paul Sartre . He places first on the agr gation, she places second. Granted, he failed an earlier exam and it is her first. Receives degree in philosophy from the Sorbonne.