Waiting for Godot Opening

" Waiting for Godot" is the name of the play. Who do you think Godot is?

• A friend

• A wise man

• Their brother

• None of them

Answer explanation

UNCERTAINITY AND TIMELESSNESS

“In Waiting for Godot, two characters wait for someone named Godot, but they’re not sure if he’ll ever arrive and who he is.

They have no idea when or if he’ll show up

What is the main activity that Vladimir and Estragon do while waiting for Godot?

• a) They play games with each other.

• They perform physical tasks like changing their boots.

• They search for food

• They make detailed plans for the future.

Answer explanation

REPETITION

During the play we will see a series of repetive actions like of trying to put off their boots. Can you imagine what they could represent?

What do you think the expression " nothing to be done" means?

Answer explanation

Again...UNCERTAINITY AND TIMELESSNESS

In " Waiting for Godot" the two characters say this as waiting for Godot, unsure if anything will change. The phrase reflects a certain resignation. The characters are aware of the absurdity of their waiting, but they don't know how to escape or change their circumstances. They talk about the past, the future, and what they’re going to do next, but nothing seems to change. It’s like being stuck in a moment that never moves forward. There is nothing to be done apart from waiting

So, what will be the themes of the play?

• Uncertainity, Timelessness, Repetition,

• Certainity, permanency, variety