Pozzo

E500995

Pozzo is a domineering, bombastic landowner in Samuel Beckett’s play "Waiting for Godot," known for his cruel treatment of his servant Lucky and his later decline into blindness and dependence.

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Pozzo canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character ⓘ
theatrical character ⓘ
appearsIn Waiting for Godot ⓘ
appearsWith Estragon ⓘ
Lucky ⓘ
Vladimir ⓘ
the Boy ⓘ
associatedConcept dependency reversal ⓘ
master–slave dynamic ⓘ
power and its decay ⓘ
becomes blind ⓘ
physically dependent ⓘ
characterType bombastic ⓘ
domineering ⓘ
creator Samuel Beckett ⓘ
dramaticFunction contrast to Vladimir and Estragon ⓘ
embodiment of oppressive authority ⓘ
firstAppearance Act I of Waiting for Godot ⓘ
linked to: Waiting for Godot
genreOfWork absurdist play ⓘ
languageOfOriginalWork English ⓘ
French ⓘ
laterAppearance Act II of Waiting for Godot ⓘ
linked to: Waiting for Godot
LuckyRole servant ⓘ
medium stage ⓘ
nationalityInText unspecified ⓘ
notableTrait cruelty ⓘ
self-importance ⓘ
verbosity ⓘ
occupation landowner ⓘ
physicalConditionInActII blind ⓘ
relationshipWith Lucky ⓘ
roleInRelationshipWithLucky master ⓘ
symbolism abuse of power ⓘ
human degradation ⓘ
impermanence of authority ⓘ
timeGapBetweenAppearances about one day in the play’s diegesis ⓘ
treatsCruelly Lucky ⓘ
undergoesChange decline into blindness ⓘ
increasing dependence on Lucky ⓘ
workAuthorNationality Irish ⓘ
workFirstPerformance 1953 (French premiere of Waiting for Godot) ⓘ
workThemeContext existentialism ⓘ

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