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Start: Waitin� For Godot. That was it. I’ll tell y’about theatres. We went in to see this thing, it was about these two tramps waitin� for this mate of theirs. Well, I’m not kiddin� you?
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End: I laughed meself silly at the rest of them next door. When our John come out with his mum, I said to him, didn’t I, John? I said to him � don’t tell me � the Godot feller didn’t turn up!
For full extended monologue, please refer to the script edition cited here: Willy Russell,”Breezeblock Park� in Will Russell Plays: 1, Methuen Drama, 2002, p.75.
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