This character describes the "violet hourÂ… when the human engine waits / Like a taxi throbbing waiting.
In a play, this character describes a flock of birds fighting to the death around him and entrails dissolving instead of burning. This character describes the "violet hourÂ… when the human engine waits / Like a taxi throbbing waiting." This character notes that he has "walked among the lowest of the dead" and "foresuffered all" after describing a typist who apathetically has sex with a clerk. After drinking some (*) sheep blood from a trench, this character warns a hero about the "cattle of the sun." "The Fire Sermon" is partly narrated by this "most important personage" in The Wasteland, who warns Creon and Oedipus in two Sophocles plays. For 10 points, name this man who lived as a woman for seven years, a blind seer who appears in the underworld in The Odyssey.
In a play, this character describes a flock of birds fighting to the death around him and entrails dissolving instead of burning.
Tiresias