Nell believes that unhappiness is the funniest thing in the world, but his death at the end of the play occurs shortly before Clov leaves Hamm.
One of the characters tells of a madman, who was a painter and an engraver, who thought the end of the world had come, while his father tells of an Englishman who needed a pair of striped trousers for the New Year festivities. It is also revealed that Mother Pegg died of darkness by a character who doesn't know the combination of the cabinet of his master. His master's mother, who nearly drowned with her husband at Lake Como, later opens the lid of her ashbin and asks for a sugar-plum, although she later expresses her desire for a Turkish delight to her blind son, who is constantly wheeled around by his servant. Nell believes that unhappiness is the funniest thing in the world, but his death at the end of the play occurs shortly before Clov leaves Hamm. FTP, identify this one act play by Samuel Beckett.
One of the characters tells of a madman, who was a painter and an engraver, who thought the end of the world had come, while his father tells of an Englishman who needed a pair of striped trousers for the New Year festivities.
Endgame