Krapp's Last Tape

Krapp shows himself as a man that has failed in life and that his dream has not been acomplished. That is shown when he listens to his tapes he had recorded througout his life. In the tapes he would tell expiriences he had, for exmaple his mother's death or even when he dated a women. With the tapes I noticed that in his "previoues life" he had been someone. He seems disapointed of himself because now he is old and nothing interesting happens in his life. When Krapp is listening to the tapes the audience can see that each time Krapp would isolate more and more from society.

In the play Krapp is the only character that appears but, I think that there are shown two sides of Krapp. There is shown the sucessful Krapp and solitary Krapp. The sucessfull Krapp is the Krapp of the recordings and the solitary Krapp is the man in the room eating bannana and listening to his tapes. While he listens to his tapes he shows disapointment on himself. How come he used to be a succesful man and came to  be a loner?