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Sartre is French so he originally wrote the book in rench, so the title No Exit is actually Huis Clos.

Huis Clos closely translates to "behind closed doors" or "in private,"

The reason Americans used the title No Exit is because there is no literal exit for the three characters, and there is no figurative exit, blinking or sleeping (6).

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Sartre, Jean-Paul, et al. No Exit, and Three Other Plays. Vintage Books Edition, 1955.

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No Exit is set place in Hell, and takes place in the 1940s.

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Author: Jean-Paul Sartre
Fact: Sartre won the Nobel Peace Prize for Literature in 1964, but declined it.

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Name: Garcin
Garcin: "Hm! So here we are?"
Valet: "Yes, Mr. Garcin" (3)

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Place: Rio
Estelle: "Where do you come from?"
Garcin: "From Rio" (12).

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Coat and Short-Sleeve shirts
Garcin: Whew! How hot it is here! Do you mind if ---?
Estelle: "How dare you! [More gently] No, please don't I loathe men in their shirt-sleeves
Garcin: "Of course, I used to spend my nights in the newspaper office, and it was a regular Black Hole, so we never kept our coats on" (13).

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Inez
Garcin: "Let go of her"
Estelle: " You're crazy. She hates you."
Garcin: " It's because of her I'm staying here" (43).

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Writer for a newspaper
Garcin: "Wait a bit! I ran a pacifist newspaper" (16).

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Being known as a coward
Garcin: "They're thinking: 'Garcin's a coward' ... You're lucky. you two; no one on earth is giving you another thought. But I - I'm long in dying" (39).