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What is the most accurate symbolic interpretation of the trash cans in Endgame?

AThey suggest that death is garbage.
BThey suggest that the human condition is garbage.
CThey suggest that relatives are garbage.
DThey suggest that nothing is garbage.

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the Answer is B. They suggest that the human condition is garbage.

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The answer is B) They suggest that the human condition is garbage

Explanation:

In "Endgame" by Samuel Beckett, Nag and Nell, who are parents to Hamm, live in trash cans. This situation illustrates how "meaningless" is the existence of the elder. In other words, the human condition of aging and decaying everyday displays a comparison of the human existence to nothing or to garbage.

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