nc - Thanks!

mD - I was voracious Eliot reader in what, in the US, would be called my junior and senior years of high school. Soldiered through the complete works including all the plays. Loved the Four Quartets. I'll need to revisit them... it has been a while. I still have the Complete Works. The line I remember from the plays is from Murder in the Cathedral when Thomas Becket says, "The last temptation is the greatest treason: To do the right deed for the wrong reason."

I just got round to reading a different Beckett... I got the Grove edition of the complete plays. I'm not sure why it took me so long to get to him. I love Pinter's plays and see the strong influence from S.B.

major - lots more... let me do some thinking