A woman in this play remembers how she was once called a "glancing stream" and a (10[1])"crystal girl" before declaring (10[1])"Well, the crystal's shattered into bits." (10[1])In this play, a character sings, "Come, good folks, to Whitefriars Lane" as a woman nearby struggles to apply her makeup and asks for a glass. A character (10[1])in this play dismisses (10[1])the idea that it could be "mere chance" that one sofa is colored (10[1])"livid green" (10[1])while another sofa is "wine-red." Characters in this play include a soldier who views himself as a coward for deserting during a war, a valet who doesn't blink, (10[1])and a woman who killed her child by casting the baby into the sea. At the end of this play, Inez stabs Estelle with a paper knife, but Estelle is unharmed because she is already dead. For 10 points, Garcin proclaims that "Hell is other people" in what Jean-Paul Sartre play? (10[1])■END■