Justify Didi and Gogo as parts of a divided self NU In Waiting for Godot Samuel Beckett presents Vladimir Didi and Estragon Gogo as two different sides of one person They seem like separate characters but together they show a single human mind divided into two parts Reason vs Emotion Vladimir is the thinking side He talks about the Bible He remembers past events better He asks questions and looks for meaning Estragon is the feeling side He thinks about food rest and comfort Vladimir says We re waiting for Godot Estragon often complains or wants to leave This shows the two sides of a person one follows reason the other follows feelings Memory vs Forgetfulness Vladimir remembers more He talks about what happened yesterday He notices changes like the leaves on the tree Estragon forgets quickly He asks What did we do yesterday This shows a divided self one