Jean-Paul Sartre. The age of maturity (№ 436067)

Brunet was right: his life became destiny. His age, his class, his era - he accepted all this, took responsibility for everything, he chose a lead stick of right-wing thugs that would hit him in the temple, a German grenade that would tear him to shreds. He actively turned on, he gave up his freedom, now he is only a soldier and nothing more. And everything was immediately returned to him, even his freedom. "He is freer than me: he lives in harmony with himself and in harmony with the party."