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Pierre begins to philosophize about the meaninglessness of his existence. Sartre portrays his existentialist thought in a raw way, with a tired, listless, and languid protagonist. Simply brilliant.

The phrases that the protagonist utters about "I have no right to exist" are very much in line with Sartre's thinking, that man is simply born and is defined by his choices.

Our protagonist reflects on a dying man in a bar.