"The Limit of Evil" is a philosophical novel by the famous French writer Jean-Paul Sartre. This book reflects important themes and dilemmas of human existence, including freedom of choice, guilt, responsibility, individuality, and society. The main action takes place during the Second World War in Paris and tells the story of the main character, a mathematician and a strong point in a strong point. He is faced with a choice between joining the French Resistance or abandoning himself for solitude and safety. Gradually, the hero realizes that his actions inevitably affect others, and his freedom is connected with the freedom of other people. In the novel "The Limit of Evil", Sartre reveals the complex inner world of man, combining psychological analysis with philosophical reflections. This book leaves the reader with deep thoughts about the essence of human nature and its spiritual contradictions.