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... Samuel Beckett’s two act play, „Waiting for Godot”, appropriately captures this feeling and view of the world.
But as Godot never comes, his existence depends on the two main character’s belief in him, and it is the messenger boy that keeps their belief alive. He serves as a constant reminder, that they should continue waiting, as the next day Godot definitely will come. ... Godot told me to tell you he won’t come this evening but surely tomorrow. ... Godot. ...
The boy appears to be the only one to ever see or have any direct contact with Godot. He serves as a link between Godot and the two men waiting for him, and an assurance that Godot knows about them. ... Godot? ... Godot sir? ...
Vladimir has grown impatient towards the boy, because he never remembers them although he comes to inform them about Godot at the end of each day. ...
Throughout the play, while waiting for Godot to come, Vladimir and Estragon look for distraction in pointless activities. They argue over mundane topics, and they even contemplate suicide thus attempting to remain oblivious to the fact that they are only waiting for a vague image that may never materialize.
Approximate Word count = 876
Approximate Pages = 3.5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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