... characters seem to get is each others' company, and an unending exercise in futility. It is almost as if Beckett is castigating these ordinary mortals for their blind faith with a banal existence and a fruitless wait. An equally significant fact is the inability of Godot to arrive. Though both these characters, as well as the play itself, revolve around the impending arrival ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School