One character in this work discusses how Christ saved one of the thieves during the crucifixion and demands a carrot from his friend, but receives a turnip instead.
One character in this work discusses how Christ saved one of the thieves during the crucifixion and demands a carrot from his friend, but receives a turnip instead. Later in this work, a character arrives who drives his slave by a leash and claims that he wants to sell his slave at the fair. One character in this play, when told to "think," monologues and eventually spouts gibberish until the other characters remove his hat. At the beginning of Act II in this play, Vladimir convinces his companion Estragon to try on another pair of boots. For 10 points, name this absurdist play by Samuel Beckett.
One character in this work discusses how Christ saved one of the thieves during the crucifixion and demands a carrot from his friend, but receives a turnip instead.
Waiting for Godot [or En attendant Godot]