Perfecting Poetry: T.S. Eliot - The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock - Lines 111-131

The video analyzes lines 111 to 131 of T.S. Eliot's 'The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock'. It explores Prufrock's self-realization and comparison to Hamlet, highlighting his indecision and lack of courage. The lesson delves into intertextual references, Prufrock's aging, and his retreat into a fantasy world. It concludes with reflections on Prufrock's choices and the importance of being bold or accepting one's limitations.

What does Prufrock's desire to wear 'white flannel trousers' suggest about his character?

In what ways does Prufrock's monologue reflect themes of isolation and self-doubt?

What is the impact of the imagery used in the final lines of the poem?

How does the poem's conclusion reflect Prufrock's overall journey?