Samuel Beckett — "The expression 'nothing to be done' is a common expression. It implies a certain…"

The expression 'nothing to be done' is a common expression. It implies a certain resignation.
Samuel Beckett — Samuel Beckett Modern · Waiting for Godot, absurdist theater

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Play 'Waiting for Godot'

Date: 1953

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