T.S. Elliot

T.S. Elliot's structure, to me, portrayed him as a wallflower. He just kind of glanced back at his life, saw what he did, the way he acted in situations, the things he said. Now that he is just sitting there he sees all this and is mad to change and not repeat his old life again. The way he compared himself to Rosenkrantz and Guildenstern was that they were no body's. And then he sees himself as Hamlet, which was the main person, without him there would be no story, so now he starts that process of change. . .