My only peeve against Sartre's characters is that all of them are abstracted away beneath the labour of the other insignificances in the book.
Or probably, that's what is his best accomplishment. Is it?
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Life, as seen from the eyes of a hopeless narcissist. A true story of one man's journey through life's little pleasures and pointless struggles; a man whose last friends died 65 million years ago; a man who believes evolution has taken a step back after Velociraptors...
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