Immediately after, a character exclaims, "There's an end to his thinking" and tramples on a bowler hat.
This play repeats the line "Nothing to be done." An incomprehensible speech in this play ends in a melee, then the words, "tennis, the stones, so calm, Cunard, unfinished." Immediately after, a character exclaims, "There's an end to his thinking" and tramples on a bowler hat. This play's setting is directed as "A (*) country road. A tree. Evening." A talking horse and his master go mute and blind between its acts. Both acts of this play end in the stage direction, "They do not move." This play's protagonists consider suicide and do meet Pozzo and Lucky. For 10 points, name this play in which Vladimir and Estragon wait for a friend, by Samuel Beckett.
This play repeats the line "Nothing to be done." An incomprehensible speech in this play ends in a melee, then the words, "tennis, the stones, so calm, Cunard, unfinished."
Waiting for Godot [or En attendant Godot]