In this work, a character gnaws on a stranger's leftover chicken bones.
In this work, a character gnaws on a stranger's leftover chicken bones. Another character is on his way to sell his slave after almost 60 years of service. The phrase "Nothing to be done" is repeated throughout. The second act includes a scene in which the two main characters rapidly switch hats, and later Pozzo comes in as a blind man with his slave, Lucky, leading him. Vladimir and Estragon are two men who are looking forward to the arrival of a third character in, for 10 points, this absurdist play by Samuel Beckett.
In this work, a character gnaws on a stranger's leftover chicken bones.
{Waiting for Godot} [or {En attendant Godot}]