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Waiting For Godot - Samuel Beckett "Nothing Happens, Nobody Comes, Nobody Goes" Analysis

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English

 

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January 29, 2016

 

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Its description is rather ambiguous, for while one may think that no action whatsoever takes place throughout the play, another might suppose otherwise. Principally, the story includes two tramps waiting – at first hopefully, but in time with decreasing optimism – for an indefinite, anonymous figure called Godot...
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Principally, the story includes two tramps waiting – at first hopefully, but in time with decreasing optimism – for an indefinite, anonymous figure called Godot. Estragon and Vladimir (the tramps) entertain themselves with a seemingly improvised, somewhat meaningless and never-ending dialogue. Each Act represents a day, hence two days are spent wallowing about, waiting...
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