"The Caretaker" is a play written by Harold Pinter in 1960. It revolves around the interactions between three characters: Davies, Mick, and Aston. The story unfolds in a dilapidated room where Davies, a homeless man, is taken in by Aston, who has his own struggles, including mental health issues. The play explores themes of power, identity, and human connection. As the characters navigate their relationships, the dialogue often reflects the absurdity of communication and the complexities of their lives. The setting and minimalistic style contribute to the overall atmosphere of tension and uncertainty.