Harold Pinter, a Playwright Whose Originality Was So Compelling That It Has Brought into The
Lexicon the Term Pinteresque, to Describe an Atmosphere of Expectation, Where Real Characters Speak
Unrealistically, or Inconsequentially, As People Actually Do In Everyday Life. He Evoked That Atmosphere
Of Dread Simply By Having His Stage Protagonists Engage In Conversational Repetitiveness and Seeming
Irrationally, Served Up As Objects of Interest In and By Them. This Paper Shows the Art of Game and Role
Playing That Pinter to Explain the True Appearance of Human Existence and Situation. These Concepts
Emphasize the Fear Lurking Just Around the Corner, the Sense of Menace That Is Prevalent Due to An
Impending Threat.