Pozzo

Pozzo is a character in Samuel Beckett's play *Waiting for Godot*. He is a commanding, confident, and often authoritative figure who, along with his servant Lucky, appears to control and move through the story's bleak, repetitive world. Pozzo's role explores themes of power, dependency, and the passage of time. His appearances highlight the absurdity and futility of human endeavors, reflecting on how individuals can be both dominant and vulnerable within life's uncertain circumstances.