English Language · English Literature

Which stylistic aspect of Samuel Beckett's play 'Waiting for Godot' most clearly demonstrates the core philosophy of Absurdism?

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1A clear, unambiguous moral lesson delivered directly to the audience at the resolution
2The traditionally heroic and redemptive actions of the main protagonists
3The circular, meaningless repetition of actions, phrases, and dialogue✓
4A highly chronological and well-organised classic plot structure

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The circular, meaningless repetition of actions, phrases, and dialogue

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