Existentialism In The Play 'No Exit'

The play No Exit is based on three people that is each others torture device. Existentialism is a belief that an individual is responsible for their own existence. Although all the characters shows existentialism throughout The play, inez has prtrayed the characteristics the most.

Hell is other people is a subjectivity of existentialism. This relates to the play because each person is their own torture device. "I mean that each of us will act as torturer of the two others (12)." Inez made this statement in the play. She was the only one that realized about this part of existentialism.

Existentialism believes that a persons own judgement is the only thing that matter. All over the play the characters have shown self doubt."because yoy amuse

me with your "flukes" as if the left anything to chance! But i suppose you've got to reassure yourself somehow (9)." Garcin was asking inez and estelle for a reassurance because he has given himself a doubt that he's a coward. Inez refused to give garcin the reassurance that he wanted instead she told him how she felt about his cowardness.
Taking responsibility for ones own actions and owning up tot heir fault is another distinction of existentialism. In the beginning of the play estele and garcin were in denial of their faults but inez has owned up to who she was and what she has done to being in hell. "Yes, we are criminals--murderers--all three of us. Were in hell, my pets; they never make mistakes, and people aren't damned for nothing (11)." For the sake of making garcin and estelle understand why they're in hell inez has given them facts. Those facts then caused them to admit to theirselves what they have done.
Ever since she stepped in the room in hell, inez had already accepted the reason why she was there. By owning up to her mistakes and believing tagt other people are her torture device, she has displayed existentialism. Ultimately all the characters have accepted their faults but inez was the only one who fully understood the Philosophy of existentialism.