After learning that the lights cannot be put out in this play, one character remarks, "so you have to live with your eyes open.
After learning that the lights cannot be put out in this play, one character remarks, "so you have to live with your eyes open." A woman mistakes that character for her torturer when they meet in a room with a bronze statue and Second Empire furniture. When given the option to leave, the characters decline for fear of the unknown, and one discussion in this play about each person's transgressions reveals that Estelle had murdered her illegitimate child. For 10 points, name this play in which Garcin declares that "Hell is other people," written by Jean-Paul Sartre.
After learning that the lights cannot be put out in this play, one character remarks, "so you have to live with your eyes open.
{No Exit} [accept {Huis Clos}]