De vliegen. Met gesloten deuren. De eerbiedige lichtekooi. Vuile handen

The play's take on interpersonal judgment feels surprisingly relevant today. Did anyone else feel a personal connection to this idea or see it reflected in current society?

The themes of self-awareness and morality are so intertwined here — I'm curious what motivated him to craft these narratives together and how they complement each other.

The conversations felt almost like psychological battles. I wonder if Sartre intended this level of emotional probing or if it evolved during writing.