Inez is the second character to arrive in hell. She is the antagonist of the story. When Garcin suggests that they "make a point of being extremely courteous to each other" she tells him that she is "not polite." After Estelle's entrance, Inez becomes friendly with her, but is still shows hostility towards Garcin. But w

The theme of this play is simply "hell is other people." During the entire play each characters actions and eccentricities conflict leading to arguments and anguish. Since "nothing was left to chance," fate ultimately brought these people together for the most harsh and merciless torture. Sartre appears to convey that the fate of people is to torment and be tormented by others near us.

Garcin is the first person, other than the valet, that Inez meets in hell. Because she believes that he is "the torturer," Inez's first impression of him is negative. He corrects her and tries to befriend her but she tells him she is "not polite." They do not get along and she makes fun of his cowardice and calls him a "simpleton." Their first dispute is over why they are put together. Although Garcin believes it to be "a pure fluke," but Inez is convinced that "nothing was left to chance," "down to the last detail." Another argument begins after Garcin reveals why he has been sent to hell. Inez believes that Ga

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