They are in a hell of their own making, and how the heck do they get out? It reminds me of the play “No Exit” written by Jean-Paul Sartre in 1944. It all takes place in a drawing room in hell with three despicable people who deserve each other - and they can never leave.
They are in a hell of their own making, and how the heck do they get out? It reminds me of the play “No Exit” written by Jean-Paul Sartre in 1944. It all takes place in a drawing room in hell with three despicable people who deserve each other - and they can never leave.
Excellent comparison. i have heard the idea that hell is other people. And I like the idea that they can't leave although some of them are finally making feeble too late attempts to do so.
Hey, Google knows. Reminds me of George Sanders acceptance speech quote. “What seems other is actually not other at all, just us on a different day.” The scariest thought ever, but one that requires some introspection…
"Three damned souls, Garcin, Inez, and Estelle are brought to the same room in hell by a mysterious Valet" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Exit#Characters We, of course, could substitute our own choices, from the past or from today.
They are in a hell of their own making, and how the heck do they get out? It reminds me of the play “No Exit” written by Jean-Paul Sartre in 1944. It all takes place in a drawing room in hell with three despicable people who deserve each other - and they can never leave.
Excellent comparison. i have heard the idea that hell is other people. And I like the idea that they can't leave although some of them are finally making feeble too late attempts to do so.
1944, wonder who those 3 people were???
Hey, Google knows. Reminds me of George Sanders acceptance speech quote. “What seems other is actually not other at all, just us on a different day.” The scariest thought ever, but one that requires some introspection…
"Three damned souls, Garcin, Inez, and Estelle are brought to the same room in hell by a mysterious Valet" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Exit#Characters We, of course, could substitute our own choices, from the past or from today.