The Human Condition

“The Human Condition” is the subject of all literature. It has never been fully covered in all of those writings and will never be fully covered in centuries more. I cannot be fully explained or examined because it means something different to every person. To me it is, at any point in time, what it means to be human to a particular group of people. Their thoughts, dreams and actions. How they judge their worth. What it means to be a man or a women. What they think will make them happy and why they will never attain that elusive goal. The Human Condition encompasses everything that makes a human what we are. In light of that, I think that “Waiting For Godot” will be about what these particular characters think will make them happy and fulfill their lives and how they will never get it. It is in human nature to want more, always want what we don’t have and can never have. Once we do have what we thought we wanted there is always more. We are all waiting for something. Something that will never come.