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Waiting for Godot - the meaning of.

Samuel Beckett’s first professionally produced play, Waiting for Godot, evolves around two homeless men, waiting for someone or something called Godot. The play contains none of the characteristics of a usual play. At its premiere in 1952 the audience was completely puzzled by the lack of progression of the plot, scenery, or a climax. Although this comedy might, at first, appear to be a compilation of senseless wordplay and humorous jousting, it has a much deeper meaning: Meaning itself. Beckett tries to point out, that we should not place our lives into the hands of a higher force and that there is a need for action. The two main characters, Vladimir and Estragon, throughout the whole play follow their one and only task of waiting

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