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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Could someone explain the meaning of this sentence?

He states that "the fabulae personae whom Beckett selects as representative of today's mankind can only be clochards,creatures excluded from the scheme of the world who have nothing to do any longer, because they do not have anything to do with it.

Could someone explain? It's urgent.
  

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I will help you, but first: what do you think it means?
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Characters author chose can only be bandits(?) or freaks and do not belong in the world because they are irrelevant to the said world.
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Anonymousbandits(?) or freaks
Not really. More like vagrants and beggars. Homeless people.
Anonymousdo not belong in the world
Not exactly. It says "excluded", so I'd say it's a little stronger than just not belonging. They are kept out or kept away from what is going on in the world.

CJ
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Anonymous He states that "the fabulae personae whom Beckett selects as representative of today's mankind can only be clochards,creatures excluded from the scheme of the world who have nothing to do any longer, because they do not have anything to do with it.Could someone explain? It's urgent.
Essentially, the meaning is this: he (whoever "he" is) says that tho
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