You think you are simply resting, the better to act when the time comes, or for no reason, and you soon find yourself powerless ever to do anything again.
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In Samuel Beckett's works "Molloy," "Malone Dies," and "The Unnamable," the theme of inaction emerges prominently. The quote suggests that what we perceive as rest might lead to a state of inertia, ultimately trapping us in a cycle of passivity. Beckett explores the idea that the process of waiting and inactivity can become a debilitating condition, preventing individuals from taking action in life. This reflects the existential struggle faced by characters...
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