Choose the answer that best represents what happens next, thinking especially about props and their meanings.

Gogo wears the boot as a hat, exemplifying the absurdist strategies the play uses to phduce the alienation effect in viewers.

Gogo throws the boot at Didi, symbolizing how the stresses of modern life tear apart human relationships. This moment becomes comic, however, because of how bad the boot smells: it causes Didi to "reel back" and fall over.

Gogo searches the boot and Didi searches the hat for the source of their discomfort, making the audience laugh while simultaneously reminding them of their own search for meaning in this play, and in life.

Gogo uses the boot's foul odor to ward off Pozzo and Lucky, whose appearance surprises and terrifies him, demonstrating the ongoing problem of xenophobia and the need for cosmopolitanism$.$

Gogo trades the boot to Didi for a turnip, demonstrating the depressed economic conditions of post$-$war Europe.