end, may be a light one. Therefore the character himself is a divided one, as the reader further understands as he delves into the poem. Riquelme states "The "you" that is "I"'s counterpart stands in two places at once, both inside and outside Prufrock's mind and inside and outside scenes that can with difficulty be imagined based on the minimal details provided". Thus the reader sees right away the difficulty in understanding the Prufrock puzzle-one must first resign the fact that the speaker is two personalities in one person-the "you" and the "I" both mean Prufrock.
             Again, in the first three lines of his poem, Eliot gives the reader a contrast that offers great insight into the nature of Prufrock's characte
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