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السلام عليكم
على الطالب
علي ماجد
رابع صباحي
الحضور للقسم غدا الخميس حصرا
Q/where do they Gadot Waiting?
Under a tree Without leaves
س/ أين هم ينتظرون؟
تحت شجرة بلا أوراق
compare and contrast Vladimir and Estragon .
*️Vladimir represents in the play the mind while Estragon
represents the heart .
*️ Vladimir stands for thinking while Estragon stands for feeling
.
*️ When the play opens we find him busy with his hat while
Estragon is busy with his boots .
*️ Vladimir is positive while Estragon is passive because he is
the one who asks the questions and start the dialogue while
Estragon reacts only .
*️ Vladimir is more practical than Estragon who dreams and
suffers from a nightmare of a person who regularly beats him .
*️ Vladimir believes in Godot while Estragon has no faith in
him .
*️ Vladimir has strong memory as he remembers past events
while Estragon is forgetful
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Sergius
1/ grandiose
مبالغ
2/drives into battle without any consideration other than how he might look on a horse.
هذا يجي يسوي للي براسه بدون ما يفكر😃
3/ classic hero
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Bluntschli 🔵🔵
1/pragmatic واقعي
2/logical man
منطقي
3/plays according to chance
4/soldier with a deeper kind of steadfastness
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What is the symbolic importance of the tree in waiting for
Godot ?
The tree signifies the only setting in the play since the tramps
pass the time waiting by it . It divides the play into Two halves
and in this case we realize the passing of time through it ( at
the beginning it was bare but later on a few leaves grew on it )
When Vladimir and Estragon decide to hang themselves , they
turn to the tree but failed to do so since its branches are not
strong enough . The tree could stand for life .lt also can be
used as a landmark for the tramps so that they do not go
a stray as they wait for Godot .
Ex// vladimir convinces Estragon that they are in the right
place because of this tree . Finally , it may suggest the cross
on which Jesus was crucified
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Is the boy in act 1 similar or the same as the boy in act 2
Yes
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Q/Why do Estragon's trousers fall?
A/Estragon's trousers fall is to sustain the tragicomic flavor of suicide.
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Q/ What is the technique motif that is used the most in
the play?
Repetition
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ثيمات عامة عن مسرحية Godot
1. Existentialism: The play delves into existentialist ideas, particularly the belief that human existence is largely absurd and devoid of inherent meaning. This is exemplified through the characters' aimless waiting for Godot, their inability to find a purpose or reason for their actions, and the cyclical nature of their lives.
2. Time and Waiting: The passage of time and the act of waiting are recurring motifs in the play. Vladimir and Estragon's interminable wait for Godot becomes a metaphor for the human condition, where individuals often spend their lives awaiting something or someone who may never come. The characters' preoccupation with time and their attempts to find ways to pass it ultimately reflect the futility of their existence.
3. Hope and Despair: The play explores the interplay between hope and despair. Despite the lack of knowledge about Godot or his significance, Vladimir and Estragon continue to wait, holding onto the hope that his arrival will bring meaning to their lives. However, as Godot fails to appear, their hope begins to wane, leading to feelings of despair and nihilism.
4. Friendship and Human Connection: The relationship between Vladimir and Estragon highlights the significance of human connection in a seemingly chaotic and meaningless world. Despite their differences and occasional disagreements, they depend on each other for support, companionship, and a sense of shared experience. Through their interactions, the play emphasizes the importance of finding solace and comfort in the company of others.
5. Identity and Self-Reflection :
The characters in the play frequently question their identities and struggle with a sense of self-awareness. They grapple with their names, their roles, and their purpose, reflecting the existential uncertainty that arises from the lack of a clear sense of self. This exploration of identity serves to highlight the complexities and contradictions inherent in human existence.
Ultimately, "Waiting for Godot" is a deeply philosophical and thought-provoking play, inviting audiences to ponder the themes of existence, meaning, and the human condition.
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ما هي الأهمية الرمزية للشجرة المنتظرة؟
جودو؟
تمثل الشجرة الإعداد الوحيد في المسرحية منذ المتشردين
قضاء الوقت في انتظار ذلك. يقسم المسرحية إلى نصفين
وفي هذه الحالة ندرك مرور الزمن من خلاله (في
في البداية كانت عارية ولكن فيما بعد نمت عليها بعض الأوراق )
عندما قرر فلاديمير وإستراجون شنق نفسيهما، قاما بذلك
التفت إلى الشجرة لكنه فشل في ذلك لأن أغصانها ليست كذلك
قوي بما يكفي . يمكن للشجرة أن ترمز إلى الحياة. ويمكن أن تكون كذلك أيضًا
يستخدم كمعلم للصعاليك حتى لا يذهبوا
ضالة وهم ينتظرون جودو.
السابق// فلاديمير يقنع إستراجون بأنهم على حق
مكان بسبب هذه الشجرة . وأخيراً قد يوحي بالصليب
الذي صلب عليه يسوع
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What is the symbolic importance of the tree in waiting for
Godot ?
The tree signifies the only setting in the play since the tramps
pass the time waiting by it . It divides the play into Two halves
and in this case we realize the passing of time through it ( at
the beginning it was bare but later on a few leaves grew on it )
When Vladimir and Estragon decide to hang themselves , they
turn to the tree but failed to do so since its branches are not
strong enough . The tree could stand for life .lt also can be
used as a landmark for the tramps so that they do not go
a stray as they wait for Godot .
Ex// vladimir convinces Estragon that they are in the right
place because of this tree . Finally , it may suggest the cross
on which Jesus was crucified
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Does time pass any differently in Act II than it does in Act I?
It seems to us that Act Il repeats Act l but Pozzo and Lucky of Act ll are in desperate strait. The passing of time had led them to blindness and dumbness. We know the time passed because of the appearance of few leaves on that bare tree. Pozzo is now pitiful ereds creature "Help" is the word he utters repeatedly and Lucky can no longer dance and talk. Pozzo is closely tied to Lucky is leading them to death.
