A Memorable Fancy
A small room, sparsely furnished. On the table lies a large sprig of parsley and a bottle of ouzo.
Enter GREGOR SAMSA and SAMUEL BECKETT
BECKETT: Good afternoon.
Silence.
BECKETT: Good afternoon?
Silence.
BECKETT: Pozzo? Lucky? Pause. Estragon? Vladimir? Longer pause. Godot?
SAMSA cannot talk, as he is a gigantic insect.
BECKETT
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. . .I love you.
I still haven't returned the copy of Metamorphosis I borrowed for Lit last year, damn. Also, Puck, ahahahahaha.
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I preferred The Castle to Metamorphosis.
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Invokes refers to an allusion or ritual - I believe 'evokes' was the word you failed to find there.
Also, a semicolon is most inappropriate in such circumstances. Neither "Most prominently" or "pity" stand by themselves as separate clauses, so a comma or implied caesura should be used if one wishes to convey a pause. Most correctly, that sentence should have no punctuation except for a full stop, being a simple implied subject - implied verb - object construction.
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