English, 24.07.2019 16:30, kaishasenat1986

Read this excerpt from endgame by samuel beckett: hamm: why do you stay with me? clov: why do you keep me? hamm: there's no one else. clov: there's nowhere else. (pause.) hamm: you're leaving me all the same. clov: i'm trying. what thematic idea does this passage most clearly develop? a. people can grow overly dependent on one another. b. people often use words cruelly without meaning to. c. people exaggerate frequently when they argue. d. people regularly misunderstand each other’s intentions.

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