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Waiting for Godot : A Tragicomedy in Two Acts (video)
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by Samuel Beckett One of the most famous and well known of the absurdist plays. Waiting for Godot is primarily about hope, waiting, and meaning in our lives. The play involves two seemingly homeless men who wait for someone or something named Godot, but who or which never show up. The two men are still waiting. It portrays the important question of why humanity exists. Does humanity exist for nothing? Do we need someone to tell us what to do with our lives? Humans can be powerless, but it is even more frustrating if we never seek out the meaning of lives ourselves. On the other hand, in the modern world of uncertainty, it is better to have a hope to cling to. But it is also a waste of time to wait for a hopeless hope. It is a very thought provoking play with deep meaning. Read the text here: Video/1hour and 53 minutes Download:
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