Based on existentialism, Jean-Paul Sartre explores in this one-act play, No Exit, how three people come to realize their trueselves and the sins they committed that all made them end up in hell.
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Why was I sent to Hell?
In the one-act play, No Exit, Garcin, Inez, and Estelle have all been damned and they are brought into the same room. Once everyone arrives, they try to find out why they have been sent to hell by exploring their past and any sins they had committed. At first, they lie to each other where Garcin says he was executed for being a pacifist and Estelle, pneumonia, but Inez tells them to stop lying to each other and confess to their crimes. In reality, Garcin had often cheated in front of his wife and even in front of her, Estelle had cheated on her husband and drowned her baby, and Inez had seduced her cousin's wife while living with them. All of these crimes are related in which they all cheated on their loved ones.
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