Chapter Overview
Macavity: The Mystery Cat is a humorous poem by T.S. Eliot that portrays a cunning and elusive cat who is always one step ahead of the law. Known as the 'Hidden Paw,' Macavity is a master criminal who commits crimes yet is never found at the scene. The poet builds an amusing yet fascinating character who defies the law of gravity and confounds Scotland Yard.
Important Keywords
- Macavity: The central character, a mysterious and notorious cat.
- Hidden Paw: A reference to Macavity’s secrecy and stealth.
- Depravity: The evil and cunning nature of Macavity.
- Scotland Yard: The police force that fails to capture Macavity.
- Levitation: A supernatural ability, humorously mentioned in the poem.
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