Strindberg's Miss Julie and Beckett's Waiting for Godot

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The car salesman shows him an expensive sports car and says " young people love these flashy cars, but you look like more of a Lincon town car type". The middle aged man then turns around and buys the expensive sports car. The salesman's comments were both objective observations that were made by the adult...
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The salesman's comments were both objective observations that were made by the adult. They could be received by either the adult or child of the middle aged man. If received by the adult it would steer the middle aged man to a car that would be more appropriate and practical for him and his family...
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