In the excerpt from Samuel Beckett's "The Complete Short Prose, 1929-1989," the author reflects on the nature of storytelling and the motivations behind sharing personal narratives. He expresses uncertainty about why he chose this particular story, suggesting that the act of storytelling can be arbitrary, as many other stories could also be told. This highlights the fluidity and variability of human experience.
Beckett also hints at a deeper connection among individuals,...