Waiting for Godot: Scene Summaries

Act 1: Vladimir and Estragon meet by a tree, waiting for Godot to arrive, with countless philosophical and existential conversations.
Act 1: Pozzo and Lucky arrive, portraying a master-slave relationship, stimulating discussions on human decency.
Act 1: Pozzo and Lucky depart, leaving Vladimir and Estragon again alone waiting for Godot.
Act 1: The Boy messenger arrives, announcing that Godot will not come that day, but will surely come the next.
Act 1: Boy Messenger departs, leaving Vladimir and Estragon in the same waiting state as before.
Act 2: Vladimir and Estragon reunite at the same spot, their conversations are quite similar to those of the previous day, indicating the boring and monotonous nature of their wait.
Act 2: Pozzo and Lucky arrive again but this time Pozzo is blind and Lucky is mute, suggesting a theme of suffering and power dynamic changes.
Act 2: Pozzo and Lucky depart once again, after a chaotic scene of falling and crawling, adding to the absurdity of the play.
Act 2: Boy Messenger arrives again, with the same news as before - Godot will not come today but will surely come the next day.
Act 2: Boy Messenger departs, leaving Vladimir and Estragon to continue their endless waiting, encapsulating the urgency yet helplessness, representing the human condition.