In this play, one character is kicked by a man after trying to wipe away that man's tears with a handkerchief, and a boy acting as a messenger of the title character calls a character "Mister Albert".
In this play, one character is kicked by a man after trying to wipe away that man's tears with a handkerchief, and a boy acting as a messenger of the title character calls a character "Mister Albert". One character remarks "Come on, Gogo, return the ball, can't youÂ…?" In the second act of this play, one man becomes blind, while another becomes dumb. Those characters, the latter of whom is a slave who only speaks when he wears a hat, are Pozzo and Lucky. This play begins with the line "Nothing to be done." Name this play about Vladimir and Estragon, who can't go because they are performing the title action, by Samuel Beckett.
In this play, one character is kicked by a man after trying to wipe away that man's tears with a handkerchief, and a boy acting as a messenger of the title character calls a character "Mister Albert".
Waiting For Godot ["GOD"-oh] [or En attendant Godot]