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Q Write a response of around 250 words on one of the following topics: - where does the poem 'take place'? can you discern distinct locations for the events Prufrock recounts? or is this the wrong way of looking at the issue? - what identities does Prufrock try to adopt? - Prufrock uses a variety of images: can you find patterns of imagery? - what are Prufrock's feelings about the women in the poem? - "It is impossible to say just what I mean!" why do you think Prufrock grapples with this difficulty? how does the poem express his dilemma?

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It is always said that imagery plays a significant role in modernist poetry and when talking about T.S. Eliot’s “The Lovesong of J. Alfred Prufrock,” imageries cannot be left behind. It is through the imageries, the layers of meanings are presented to the readers. The main character in this poem goes through different kinds of experiences that highlight further his weaknesses and superficiality which are further highlighted through the imageries used. Critics have marked those imageries as strange and unconventional but that has not reduced their importance in any way.