Over time, his disgust towards existence forces him into near-insanity, self-hatred; he embodies Sartre's theories of existential angst, and he searches anxiously for meaning in all the things that had filled and fulfilled his life up to that point.
His disgust towards existence forces him into near-insanity-hatred. This was over time. He embodies Sartre's theories of existential angst. This was over time. He searches anxiously for meaning in all the things that had filled. This was over time. His disgust towards existence fulfilled his life up to that point. This was over time. Insanity is self.