What best describes how Samuel Beckett's Endgame reflected the literary period?

Answer 1

it is repetitive, circular, and nonsensical i just answered it 4.4.3 CST APEX

Answer 2

The ridiculousness and repetition

Answer 3

it emphasizes the pointless cycles of existence (apex)

Answer 4

Full question is: What distinguishes the Endgame by Samuel Beckett most clearly as a work of the postmodern era It A refers to modern technology B explores deep ideas about nature C is repetitive circular nonsensical D uses simple sentences

The excerpt:

HAMM: What's the weather like?

CLOV: As usual.

HAMM: Look at the earth.

CLOV: I've looked.

HAMM: With the glass?

CLOV: No need of the glass.

HAMM: Look at it with the glass.

CLOV: I'll go and get the glass. (Exit Clov.)

HAMM: No need of the glass! (Enter Clov with telescope.)

CLOV: I'm back again, with the glass.

The answer: It refers to modern technology, the telescope, which was originally referred to as the glass. The first telescope was made around 1608. So based solely on that information, this play's setting must be sometime after 1608 to present.

Answer 5

Endgame exposed the circular meaninglessness of existence typical of the Theatre of the Absurd.

Answer 6

The frequency of exclamations. Apex;)

Answer 7

It emphasizes the pointless cycles of existence.

Answer 8

A. Endgame exposes the circular meaninglessness of existence

typical of the Theater of the Absurd,