T S Eliot believed that improvisational writing was inevitable because characters are essentially aover which the author has little control?

Answer 1

parasitic growth

Answer 2

T. S. Eliot did not specifically argue that improvisational writing was inevitable due to lack of control over characters. Instead, he believed that a writer's subconscious and inner thoughts influenced their writing process significantly, leading to elements of improvisation in the creative work. Thus, characters can often evolve unexpectedly, reflecting the complex interplay between the author's conscious intentions and unconscious inspirations.