Maps of the Holy Land prompt his assertion that he wants to honeymoon at the Dead Sea, after which he reveals that he was a poet.
Maps of the Holy Land prompt his assertion that he wants to honeymoon at the Dead Sea, after which he reveals that he was a poet. When another character abruptly asks his name, he replies that it's Adam, and he requests "even ten francs" from that same character after he's given chicken bones to gnaw on. Each of his efforts to recount nightmares is rebuffed by his companion and each night he sleeps in a ditch after being beaten. He constantly has aching feet from his ill-fitting boots and he claims that he'll never walk again after Lucky kicks his shin. FTP, name this character, nicknamed Gogo, who often suggests "Let's go," but is told "We can't" by Vladimir because they are waiting for Godot.
Maps of the Holy Land prompt his assertion that he wants to honeymoon at the Dead Sea, after which he reveals that he was a poet.
{Estragon} (accept {Gogo} early)