COL49 _Courier's Tragedy_

[Thomas Eckhardt]

jbor wrote:

> We don't know if Godot rocks up with shovels and pick-axes and medical
> insurance forms for Vlad. and Est. five minutes after the play is finished
> either. As a reader/spectator I was left with much the same sense of
> uncertainty and unease afterwards

Uncertainty, unease, indeterminacy, yes. But I did not get the impression that
there was ever going to be any significant change in Vladimir's and Estragon's
world, neither five minutes nor a hundred years after the action of the play is
finished.

Vladimir: Well? Shall we go?
Estragon: Yes, let's go.
They do not move.

When we are reading the final sentence of COL49 significant change is just a
delta-t away. I believe this is an important difference.

Regards,
Thomas