Quote by Samuel Beckett

The bastard! He doesn't exist!

The bastard! He doesn't exist!

Summary

This short quote describes the speaker's frustration or disbelief towards someone, possibly expressing extreme contempt or anger. The focus is on the disbelief that the person in question does not exist, perhaps suggesting that the speaker is questioning their authenticity or validity. The use of strong terms such as "bastard" intensifies the emotional response, indicating the speaker's strong negative feelings towards someone perceived as non-existent.

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