The novel “Molloy” (1951), included in the treasury of world literature, belongs to the pen of one of the most famous writers of the 20th century, an Irish writer who writes in French and is a Nobel Prize laureate. Crushed by fate, Samuel Beckett's hero does not rebel and does not blame anyone. This feeble-minded cripple with furious impatience awaits death as salvation, as deliverance from suffering, in order to hide in oblivion from the horrors of life. And when despair seems limitless, it turns out that compassion has no boundaries either.