Among its characters are a merchant from Smyrna who invites the narrator to a weekend vacation, Mrs. Porter and her daughter, who are said to "wash their feet in soda water," and a tarot-card reader named Madame Sosostris, who tells of a drowned Phoenician.
Among its characters are a merchant from Smyrna who invites the narrator to a weekend vacation, Mrs. Porter and her daughter, who are said to "wash their feet in soda water," and a tarot-card reader named Madame Sosostris, who tells of a drowned Phoenician. The narrator is identified with several different characters, ranging from Marie in "The Burial of the Dead" to Tiresias in "The Fire Sermon." For ten points, give the name of this modernist poem by T.S. Eliot.
Among its characters are a merchant from Smyrna who invites the narrator to a weekend vacation, Mrs. Porter and her daughter, who are said to "wash their feet in soda water," and a tarot-card reader named Madame Sosostris, who tells of a drowned Phoenician.
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