Seen no matter how and said as seen. Dread of black. Of white. Of void. Let her vanish. And the rest. For good.
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In Samuel Beckett's works, particularly in "Nohow On," themes of perception and existence are intertwined. The phrase highlights the contrasting perceptions of color and absence, portraying a landscape rich with existential dread while depicting the struggle between visibility and invisibility. The character's longing to escape from reality suggests a deep sense of despair and a desire to be absolved from the burdens of existence.
Beckett’s reflections on black, white, and the...
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