This is the only other character which Ros and Guil have any contact with, and his function in life is to play games. John Weightman explains how such characters are Existentialist commonplace: ?if the average person is so befuddled by contingency that he can only give himself an identity by accepting this or that form of "bad faith" then the actor can become the modern hero, since he sits loose to all identities and plays with them at will...
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This is the only other character which Ros and Guil have any contact with, and his function in life is to play games. John Weightman explains how such characters are Existentialist commonplace: ?if the average person is so befuddled by contingency that he can only give himself an identity by accepting this or that form of "bad faith" then the actor can become the modern hero, since he sits loose to all identities and plays with them at will...
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