This document provides an analysis of the second part of T.S. Eliot's poem "The Waste Land" titled "A Game of Chess". It summarizes that this section contrasts two opposing scenes - a wealthy woman surrounded by luxury versus a conversation between two women in a bar. The first scene depicts a richly decorated woman preparing for sex, while the second features a discussion of a woman named Lil who had five kids and took pills for an abortion. Both women are portrayed as frustrated and unhappy, with their lives and sexuality treated as meaningless games.