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How does Pozzo's condition change in Act 2?

AHe gains strength and becomes more assertive

BHe becomes blind and helpless

CHe starts to see visions and becomes confused

DHe is freed from his servitude and leaves Lucky

Answer:

B. He becomes blind and helpless

Read Explanation:

  • In Act 2 of Waiting for Godot, Pozzo's condition significantly deteriorates.

  • While in Act 1, he is portrayed as a pompous, abusive man who has control over his servant, Lucky, in Act 2, Pozzo is completely different.

  • He is now blind and helpless, unable to navigate on his own or assert the same control over Lucky as he did before.

  • His blindness symbolizes his vulnerability and the theme of dependency, as he now requires help from others.


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