The marking scheme directs examiners to look for reference to desolate settings, uneasy atmospheres, disturbed characters, changing environments, collapse of culture and values, and the poet’s pessimistic voice.
T.S. Eliot’s poetry portrays struggling characters from many different angles in a changing world, full of violence and decay. Eliot describes these vicissitudes through elaborate imagery, dynamic structure, vivid language, at times sophisticated and at times vulgar, use of allusions and use of direct and indirect speech. His characters are faced with an era of expanding urban landscapes, devastation of war and destruction of old values and traditions. T.S. Eliot doesn’t hide his own pessimism as we feel his presence through some of his characters. I will use The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, from The Waste Land II. A Game of Chess, Journey of the Magi, Preludes and The Four Quartets East Coker IV to illustrate this.
✔notes as detailed below on The Lovesong of J. Alfred Prufrock, Preludes, Aunt Helen, from The Waste Land II. A Game of Chess, Journey of the Magi, from Landscapes III Usk, IV Rannoch, by Glencoe, from The Four Quartets East Coker IV
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