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its about jean paul sartre No exit Introduction 2. Setting 3. Gilbert (Beauvoir)-- pessimistic view (bottom of p. 115-early middle of 116) 4. Gilbert (Beauvoir)-- more optimistic view (middle of 116) 5. -Whitaker-- characters objectifying themselves 6. Whitaker-- "mutual blockage" [& maybe] his seeming change at the end of his article. 7. -Garcin's attitude/behavior toward Estelle 8. Garcin's attitude/behavior toward Inez 9. - Estelle's attitude/behavior toward Inez 10. Estelle's attitude/behavior toward Garcin 11. - Inez's attitude/behavior toward Estelle 12. Inez's attitude/behavior toward Garcin 13. Conclusion (ending of play, then thesis and summary of support 1750 to 1900 words plus block quotes u have to quote each of the secondary sources (Gilbert and Whitaker) lease quote the play between 9 and 12 times and quote each of the secondary sources and please can you use literary tens dialogue and trope course of your analysis 1750 to 1900 words please quote the play between 9 and 12 time and quote each of the secondary sources that supplied (Gilbert and whitaker at lease twice) Thesis Question:is darters existentialist position expressed through the play ? does this perspective have fundamentally pessimistic view of existence and human interaction or is there a possibility of individual fulfillment and satisfactory human interaction or does the answer lie somewhere in between pessimism and positive possibilities first body paragraph analyze and evaluate an import aspect of each two critics interpretation of play