One character in this work owns a pipe made by Kapp and Peterson, which he calls a "briar" but another character calls a "dudeen." Another character has a dance he calls "the Net," which two characters name "The Scapegoat's Agony" and "The Hard Stool." One character notes that he feels "AP-PALLED" while examining his hat and talking to a character attempting to remove his boot. "The labors of Fart
One character in this work owns a pipe made by Kapp and Peterson, which he calls a "briar" but another character calls a "dudeen." Another character has a dance he calls "the Net," which two characters name "The Scapegoat's Agony" and "The Hard Stool." One character notes that he feels "AP-PALLED" while examining his hat and talking to a character attempting to remove his boot. "The labors of Fartov and Belcher" are mentioned in a monologue by Lucky, who's instructed to "think" by Pozzo. For 10 points, identify this "tragicomedy in two acts" starring Vladimir and Estragon, a work of Samuel Beckett.
One character in this work owns a pipe made by Kapp and Peterson, which he calls a "briar" but another character calls a "dudeen."
{Waiting} for {Godot} [accept {En attendant Godot}]