Happy Days Philosophical Viewpoints: "The Absurd" Quotes

Winnie realizes the ridiculous framework of the world she lives in and considers the way out: suicide.

What natural laws is Winnie referring to? After all, it doesn't seem like there's anything natural about the place they're in. And according to absurdists, there aren't any laws. The world is a chaotic, meaningless place in which humans have to live whether they like it or not

Devoid of hope and meaning, Albert Camus would say Winnie is "confessing" the pointlessness of life. Camus would say the next step of this "confession" is suicide. This might make you think twice about the ending of the play.