Waiting for God and The Love Song by J. Alfred Prufrock choose to not actively strive to read their goals.

... Jonas Hahn Final Draft 1/17/02 Waiting for Godot and The Love Song by J. Alfred Prufrock choose to not actively strive to read their goals. In Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett and The Love Song by J. Afred Prufrock by T.S. Eliot the main characters choose not to achieve their goals. Instead, they waste their time. They wouldn't know what to do if they reached their goals as they are too scared to think positively or take constructive action. Estragon and Vladimir are waiting for Godot and Prufrock is waiting for an opportunity to talk to a girl, both reachable goals. Vladimir and Estragon are both capable of just following the messenger boy that comes along. Vladimir and Estragon are both capable of just following the messenger boy that comes along. He says "What am I to tell Mr. Godot, Sir" (Beckett 56) showing that he knows where Godot is, yet Vladimir and Estragon

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