Which of the following is true about Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot?

1.It illustrates the vanity of humankind

2.It has uncompromising views on humanitarian communism

3.It projects self-deception, striving to disguise failure

4.It is a static representation without structure or development

5.Its incoherent dialogue suggests the despair of a society

A1 and 3

B3 and 4

C1 and 2

D4 and 5

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