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Published: 2007-11-04 05:12:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 3670; Favourites: 72; Downloads: 32
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This is pretty much only for those who've read or seen the play. The characters in it aren't described at all aside from their headwear, but the general assumption seems to be that they are bums in bowler hats.And, obviously, we have Godot. I wanted to draw him after just now today finishing Phoenix Wright 3 YAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The idea came to mind waaaaaaaay early in the game and I finally have time for it.
The characters here depicted (being either Estragon or Vladimir, probably Didi, and Godot) belong to Capcom and Samuel Beckett, as I finally remember his name.
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Thank you!
We're doing "Waiting for Godot" as part of our Drama Performance (I'm Lucky, it's awesome! C: ) and I was just looking up images for it and this came up.
This made me laugh so much I woke up my mum (it's like 1 in the morning here)
So funny! Thankyou!
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Haaaa.
Reference.
*smiles to myself even the I've never actually seen the play*
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xDDD Nice. I remember studying this and a few other Beckett works in Theatre I. Everyone except me hated it... TT__TT
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Ooh, neat! In my English class, when I read it, it was on a list of plays from which we had to choose one. I don't remember whether anyone else read it.
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I think Beckett's work is pretty grand. If you want a good old fashioned mind screw, I suggest his play "Not I." It's like a HUGE monologue that talks about all of this crap this woman has been through, but as the title suggests, she never says "I." It's like she can't come to grips with those things happening to her.
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That sounds really neat! I'll look into this!
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YES!!! HAHA, FINALLY someone got the guts to make the connection! JUBILATIONS!!! COFFEE'S ON ME!!!
great drawing, mate. kinda reminds me of style's, which is great (yours and hers, I mean) . I remember when I did the play myself.......
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.......so... much...... waiting.......
totally faved. no contest.
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^_______^ Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
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Very late comment, but this is sooo beautiful.
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^___________^ Thank you!
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I've read or seen the play but I never played the game. Then again, I saw this speculation on the Wild Mass Guessing section at TVTropes.
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I wound up reading the play before playing the game. They haven't really anything in common, but it's fun to joke about.
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Lol... I saw this and laughed for a good ten seconds without breathing. Then I showed my friend and she laughed all weird and we laughed about that too. You bring much happiness!
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Yay! I'm really glad you guys liked it!!
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Godo's probably going to start begging him for the rest of his coffee. And maybe a carrot.
Heh, this is great.
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Ha! this is brilliance! I've been waiting for someone to draw this!
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lol. one of my favorite plays. this made me laugh.
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^_____________^ I liked that one, too. Thanks!
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Thank you so much! ^_____^
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BWAHAHA! GREAT!
Rejected endings to famous plays:
"Oh look, here's Godot now."
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I get the feeling that that wouldn't have worked so well. XD
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Oh, that's awesome. The play is great and the jokes with Godot should never end!
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Thanks! ^_____^ I liked the play a lot, although I think I should read it again. The Godot jokes are too much fun. ^_____________^
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I need to read it again too, I could use some cultural stuff now ...
Making jokes about Godot is just awesome, although I really love to pick on Apollo too. He's just so ... Apollo, he ASKS for it!
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I'm still laughing that his last name is Justice. XD
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I laughed my head off when I noticed in the first case (which I'm currently playing) that the judge hesitated a moment before he said "Mr. Justice" XD
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Well, whenever anyone referred to him only by his last name, I giggled.
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poor guy was in for quite a wait, huh?
I love Beckett, Waiting for Godot (my thesis 
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More than 50 years, I think. XD
I love them too. ^-^ I haven't gotten to read anything else by Beckett, though.
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yes, more then 50, it was in 1952
maybe you could try: Act Without Words, Breath (you can find these two on YouTube) or Not I and Happy Days is also pretty fun
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About 56, then.
Should these be watched to get the effect, or can they be read? I like to read plays a lot.
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yes, watching it is much more fun
Breath is 35 second play
Act Without Words is maybe 10 minutes
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I bet I could find time to watch those! ^____^ I'll watch them this weekend, then.
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Waiting for Godot and Equus are the two best plays ever written!
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And all it took to find Godot were video games. Who says existentialism is complicated? Very cute XDXD.
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XD
i totally get that!
(hi~ it's the other ed!)
Of course, i only get that because i started reading said play...
I LOVE GODOT!
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Hi! ^____^ I liked the play, my only problem with it was that since it was for school, I had to attempt to understand it. ._. Which was insanely difficult.
I LOVE GODOT TOO!!!! ^0^
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i'm reading it on my own time, although i'd like to do it for school...
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What grade are you in? It'll probably do you some good in an essay some day, anyway.
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i'm gonna be a senior! |||3
(godot face! XDD)
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Will you be in AP? Waiting for Godot is good for one of the essays on the test. (The Godot face kills me dead. XD)
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