Jean-Paul Sartre: But since he has decided to have the impossibility of living, every misfortune is an opportunity which lays this importa

But since he has decided to have the impossibility of living, every misfortune i — Jean-Paul Sartre

But since he has decided to have the impossibility of living, every misfortune is an opportunity which lays this importance of living before his eyes and obliges him to decide, once again, to die.

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