Staging
In a fashion typical of Beckett, the stage directions are exactingly detailed and precise. Due to the complexity of the movements throughout the piece, Beckett included a diagram of each of the characters' position during the performance. A diagram of the aforementioned rings, and the way they should be formed from the actors' hands, is also included.
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