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English, 06.05.2020 02:19 birdwithpurpleboots

HAMM:
Go and get two bicycle-wheels.
CLOV:
There are no more bicycle-wheels.
HAMM:
What have you done with your bicycle?
CLOV:
I never had a bicycle.
HAMM:
The thing is impossible.
CLOV:
When there were still bicycles I wept to have one. I
crawled at your feet. You told me to go to hell. Now there
are none.
What thematic idea does this passage most clearly help develop?
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A. People who have power within a relationship sometimes exploit
that power cruelly.
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B. People who obey commands deserve to suffer because they do
not think for themselves.
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c. At the end of the world, the disappearance of ordinary objects will
seem like no big deal.
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D. At the end of the world, people will be more upset by the loss of
loved ones than anything else.

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HAMM:
Go and get two bicycle-wheels.
CLOV:
There are no more bicycle-wheels.
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