Harold Pinter - The Caretaker - Character of Davies

. Well, I couldn't tell you', and 'Ten minutes off for a tea break in the middle of the night in that place and I couldn't find a seat, not one'). By living in the open - or 'kipping out' as he describes it - his life is limited to the geography of his world - Shepherd's Bush, Acton, Wembley, Watford, the North Circular and the Great West Road - and these places he remembers mostly for their public conveniences and cheap cafes. In
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