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The Chairs Study Guide

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by Eugène Ionesco
About 30 pages (8,998 words)
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Compare and contrast The Chairs with Waiting for Godot, an absurdist play written by Samuel Beckett in 1952. What does each play express about human existence? Which one do you identify with and why?

Research the rates of and reasons for suicide among the elderly. How do your findings relate to the Old Man and Old Woman's decision to kill themselves at the end of the play?

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