In his plays Murder in the Cathedral and The Cocktail Party, what elements did T. S. Eliot strive to blend, albeit with limited success?

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local speech patterns and political commentaryspiritual imagery and social satiretraditional meter and suggestive themesclever contradictions and feminist critiquenone of the above

Explanation

T. S. Eliot aimed to merge religious symbolism with elements of social comedy in these works. Though his efforts were notable, the fusion was not entirely successful, as the combination of spiritual themes and satirical social commentary presented challenges in tone and coherence.