One character in this play muses "To every man his little cross. [pause] Till he dies. [pause] And is forgotten." Another character describes a "personal God" characterized by "divine apathia," "divine athambia," and "divine aphasia" in a speech that begins "Given the existence as uttered forth in the public works of (*) Puncher and Wattman." That 
One character in this play muses "To every man his little cross. [pause] Till he dies. [pause] And is forgotten." Another character describes a "personal God" characterized by "divine apathia," "divine athambia," and "divine aphasia" in a speech that begins "Given the existence as uttered forth in the public works of (*) Puncher and Wattman." That character, Lucky, is connected by a rope to Pozzo. Set on a bare stage decorated by a single tree, for 10 points, name this play about the tramps Vladimir and Estragon by Samuel Beckett.
One character in this play muses "To every man his little cross.
Waiting for Godot [or En Attendant Godot]