#Garcin

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Garcin

[jondrettegirls]

[ID: A section of a play, which reads, “Garcin: Will night never come? / Inez: Never. / Garcin: You will always see me? / Inez: Always.” End ID.]

No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre

[detournementsmineurs]

Martine Chevallier, Bruno Garcin, Francis Huster, Bruno Devoldère, Denise Grey, Françoise Fabian, François Perrot, Fanny Ardant, Patrice Alexsandre, Edwige Feuillère, Pierre Londiche, Hélène Vincent, Anne-Marie Quentin, Michel Aumont et Annie Sinigalia dans “Les Dames de la Côte” mini-série de Nina Companeez (1979), novembre 2024.

[aestum]

(by Rafael Garcin)

[terrorgirls]

Dubai Trio + "Hell is Other People"

"I couldn't leave you here, gloating over my defeat....only you two remain to give a thought to me....It's you who matter; you who hate me. If you'll have faith in me I'm saved!" – No Exit, Jean-Paul Sartre

[part one] [part two]

[zegalba]

Gilbert Garcin: résumé & synopsis (1999)

[joeinct]

Diogène ou la Lucidité (Diogenes of Lucidity), Photo by Gilbert Garcin, 2005

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Gilbert Garcin

360 – L’Artiste – The Artist, 2008

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Gilbert Garcin

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L'ombre de son maître

Gilbert Garcin

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At the museum, 1999 - by Gilbert Garcin (1929 - 2020), French

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"Célimène"

Yves Saint Laurent for Christian Dior Haute Couture Collection Fall/Winter 1959-60. Actress Mireille Granelli wears "Célimène", a silk satin dress by Brossin de Méré.

Yves Saint Laurent pour Christian Dior Collection Haute Couture Automne/Hiver 1959-60. L'actrice Mireille Granelli porte "Célimène", robe en satin de soie de Brossin de Méré.

Photo Georges Garcin

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Gilbert Garcin, L'attraction du vide, n.d

[detournementsmineurs]

Catherine Deneuve, Henri Garcin, Carlos Thompson, Marie Marquet et Philippe Noiret dans "La Vie de Château" de Jean-Paul Rappeneau (1966), octobre 2023.

[aestum]

(Photo by Rafael Garcin)

[terrorgirls]

On the subject of "why did Armand turn Daniel, if not out of spite?" My prediction is summed up perfectly by this quote from the movie Last Life in the Universe:

“The lizard wakes up and finds he’s the last lizard alive. His family and friends are all gone. Those he didn’t like, those who picked on him in school, are also gone. The lizard is all alone. He misses his family and friends. Even his enemies. It’s better being with your enemies than being alone. That’s what he thought. Staring at the sunset, he thinks. 'What is the point in living… If I don’t have anyone to talk to?'"

I do think at this point in the story there is genuine animosity between them (whether or not DM has already happened). But faced with the possibility of being alone - really truly alone - for the first time in 500+ years.... Armand decides that it's better to tie himself to a rival than to have no one at all.