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           --- Waiting for Godot

                               By Samuel Beckett

                                                               ADA 4M Drama

                                                                          Term II 2007

                                                                           Niya Sang

                                                                 Due Date: Friday, march 2, 2007

             

 

A brief summary of the play……………………………………..3

The setting and the overall mood in the play………………….4

A serious of quotations that comments directly on the aspects of the design…………………………………………………………5-6

Props in the play………………………………………………….7-8

A color scheme for the play………………………………………8-9

A visual collage for the play………………………………………9

Photographs for the play……………………………………….10-12

                               

                           

1. A brief summary of the play

         Two tramps named Estragon and Vladimir meet on the road, beside a sick looking tree. They are happy because they didn’t see each other for a long time. Estragon has a sore foot and is having troubles taking his boot off. The two men remember that they are supposed to wait for a man named Godot. In the play it shows that they do not remember the man named Godot really well, but they think he is going to give them an answer. But they cannot remember the questions. While they are waiting, estragon falls asleep. Vladimir suddenly fells lonely, so he wakes Estragon up. Tired of going nothing, they begin to talk about the tree and the wait. And they talk about their condition- homeless and lack of money.

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        After a while, a master with his slave appears whose names are Pozzo and Lucky. Pozzo sits on a stool, relaxes a little and enjoys some chicken and wine. He is really rude to his servant. Eventually Lucky dozes off to sleep, but is weakened by jerks on the rope from his master.

                                   

      The master then tell the tramps that Lucky is pitiful and old, and he would like to get rid of him ...

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