Waiting for Godot is a play about two men, Estragon and Vladimir waiting on the side of the road for an unknown man named Godot for unknown reasons. On two consecutive days, the wealthy Pozzo and his slave Lucky pass by. On the first day Pozzo is arrogant, on the second day, Pozzo has been blinded and humbled and Lucky is mute. The characters' conversations are both theological and frivolous. Godot never comes and the pair agree to kill themselves tomorrow if Godot does not arrive.
Waiting For Godot Friendships can mean a lot to someone when ending in survival in the play Waiting for Godot the two main characters Vladimir and Estragon connect with one another when discussing about Godot God This book shows fear of loneliness and it is hard for the men to connect with their friendships in the beginning and gets better throughout the book There is a problem that keeps the characters apart which varies from physical disgust to ego to a fear of others suffering Defining onese
the caretaker The Caretaker was the first of Pinters plays to bring him artistic and commercial success as well as national recognition Opening on April 27 1960 at the Arts Theatre in London The Caretaker was an immediate hit with audiences as well as critics receiving mostly favorable reviews In addition The Caretaker received the Evening Standard Award for best play of 1960 In the many years since its first production the play has continued to be the recipient of critical praise It has been a