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Highness · 2012- 1- 7

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The presence of the tree and a rock important, he says the setting , is complete with animal, vegetable, and mineral. Having all three elements present – animal, vegetable, and mineral – would seem to suggest that the world of Waiting for Godot is a complete one. Nothing is missing, everything is present, and yet still the world is empty. Still the world is without purpose because characters fail to provide it with meaning through their actions.

While Vladimir and Estragon wait for Godot, they also wait for nightfall. For some reason (again, arbitrary and uncertain), they don’t have to wait for him once the night has fallen. The classic interpretation is that night = dark = death. The falling of night is as much a reprieve from daily suffering as death is from the suffering of a lifetime.

There’s also the issue of the moon, as its appearance in the sky is the real signal that night has come and the men can stop waiting for Godot. Estragon, in one of his "wicked smart" moments, comments the moon is "pale for weariness […] of climbing heaven and gazing on the likes of us." Though the man remembers nothing of yesterday, he does in this moment seem to comprehend the endless repetition of his life. And if the moon is weary just from watching, imagine what that says about the predicament of the men themselves.

In Samuel Becket's Waiting for Godot tree is an important symbol. Many critics are of the opinion that tree represents Cross in which Jesus Christ is crucified. If we take tree as cross then there is a hidden meaning which Becket is trying to bring. Christ died on the cross in order to redeem the people but for Valdimir and Estragon it is a tree which misleads them. By waiting there under the tree they don't get any salvation but only confusion.

This tree also symbolises the cross in which two thieves who have died with Jesus. One thief get salvation at the last minute. Are they waiting for the last minute repentance? The question is unanswered. We also see in the second day of their waiting there are four or five leaves. This indeed a symbol of hope but at the end of the play this has become 'hoping against hope'. In some of the gospels the cross is been called as tree. If we take that into account tree represents cross.