One of this work's characters makes continual references to Testew and Cunard after being told repeatedly to retrieve a stool. The cyclic nature of life is a major theme in this work, which indicates how the two main characters "do not move" at the end, instead allowing Pozzo and Lucky to leave, and choosing to remain in hopes of seeing the title character, who sends a Boy to make excuses for his 
One of this work's characters makes continual references to Testew and Cunard after being told repeatedly to retrieve a stool. The cyclic nature of life is a major theme in this work, which indicates how the two main characters "do not move" at the end, instead allowing Pozzo and Lucky to leave, and choosing to remain in hopes of seeing the title character, who sends a Boy to make excuses for his failure to arrive. For ten points, name this Absurdist drama about Vladimir and Estragon, a tragicomedy by Samuel Beckett.
One of this work's characters makes continual references to Testew and Cunard after being told repeatedly to retrieve a stool.
{Waiting for Godot} (or {En Attendant Godot})