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... Introduction
Samuel Beckett’s tragicomedy Waiting for Godot is one of the most popular plays among the theatre of the absurd. ...
Until today waiting for Godot has got many critics and fans, who argue about the exact meaning and interpretation of Godots character, and the whole play. ... Setting
Waiting for Godot is set on a muddy plateau with a tree and a country road. ... He is the one who makes Estragon wait with him for Godot. ... He passes by the spot where both are waiting for Godot and starts a discussion with them. ...
The boy appears at the end of each act and tells Vladimir and Estragon that Godot will not be coming. ... He reveals bits of information about the mysterious Godot.
Godot is the man for whom Vladimir and Estragon are waiting. ... Point of view
With Waiting for Godot Beckett clearly expresses his belief that thinking is useless and that all human action is pointless. ... Plot
Waiting for Godot is a play divided into two acts and centered around Estragon and his friend Vladimir. Together they wait for Godot. ... They both remember that they are supposed to meet a man named Godot, whom will give them an answer, but they can not remember their own question. ...
While waiting for Godot they talk about a tree, eat and think about hanging theirselves. ... Eventually Pozzo and Lucky leave while Vladimir and Estragon continue to wait for Godot.
After a while a young boy walks up to them and brings them the message that Godot will not come, but might see them the next day at the same hour and the same place. ... Godot told me to tell you he won’t come this evening but surely tomorrow. ...
While waiting for Godot they resume the last day, that they spend with waiting for Godot, but Estragon can hardly remember anything about it. ...
Then the boy from the day before shows up and tells them again that Godot will not be coming but that he will meet them the next day. ...
Estragon and Vladimir decide to come back the next day and wait for Godot.
Approximate Word count = 1724
Approximate Pages = 6.9
(250 words per page double spaced)
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