The literary style of Samuel Beckett is contrasted with the realist style: in his work, places are not always mentioned, and there is only a little introspection from the characters. In this work, we aim to analyze the specific functions of some stage directions in his two plays, the meta-characteristic of discourse and dialogue which compose the double enunciation effect. In the last part of this research, we will try to explore Beckett’s narrative forms by quoting some passages of monologues and soliloquies in the text.