Is there a symbolic meaning to the things the characters do in Waiting for Godot??i need the answer very argent plzzzz...broadly answer the question

In the theater of the absurd play Waiting for
Godot, by Samuel Beckett, the four main characters consist on two pair of
very odd individuals whose actions alone symbolize the emptiness and nothingness that
can be part of existence. Triviality is a key element for the action of the story
because the philosophy of existentialism, and the question of the meaning of life, tend
to make us wonder whether anything we do is worth doing, or not. Other questions that
the theater of the absurd address are: Who are we? What are we here for? What is life
worth?

Therefore, to start, let's understand that the
triviality of the character's actions is the force that moves the plot forward. The
actions themselves are nonsensical, useless, and out of place. All this shows how
serious the theater of the absurd takes the concept of whether we, as live beings, have
any real purpose to be here.

Among the actions in
Waiting for Godot, Lucky represents slavery as he is Pozzo's slave
and carries Pozzo's belongings without asking. He entertains at Pozzo's request and
basically his activity in the story comes to show that Lucky's life is complete
nonsense. He is enslaved without questioning and allows to be mistreated. That, in a
normal mind, is not common.

In a same scenario, the eternal
and worthless wait of Estragon and Vladimir illustrates the waste of space some people
cause in society, and in humanity. Here are two perfectly healthy persons in a state of
mental despair that leads them to kill themselves. The sole idea of suicide shows how
they, themselves, feel as though living is not worth it. The fact that one is rich and
the other is poor also shows that this feelings of despair and isolation can occur in
any walk of life.

There are too many activities in the play
that send a subconscious message of emptiness and worthlessness. All the things they do
serve no purpose, and represent a part of our psyche that begs for help, but does not
know where to get it. That is why they wait for Godot as if Godot would restore their
hope. As we know, in the end, Godot never shows up.