Charles Stewart Parnell Term Analysis

The gravediggers fill Dignam’s grave and the ceremony ends. The mourners walk over to Parnell’s grave, and Bloom muses that it’s a waste to spend money on fancy graves instead... (full context)

...He realizes that “no-one is anything” and starts to feel sick. Then, Bloom suddenly passes Charles Parnell’s brother John on the street. The poet George Russell cycles past with a woman.... (full context)

...immediately sends Molly away and marries “the princess Selene, the splendour of night.” John Howard Parnell names Bloom as his brother Charles’s rightful successor. Bloom receives the keys and charter to... (full context)

The cabmen chat about whether Parnell will return to Ireland. Bloom thinks that this rumor is bogus: Parnell is dead and... (full context)

The cabmen chat derisively about Kitty O’Shea, the woman who ruined Parnell’s political career, then break out into laughter. Meanwhile, Bloom thinks about Parnell and O’Shea’s love... (full context)

Bloom’s mind returns to Parnell, “Erin’s uncrowned king,” and the way he shaped his public image after his affair became... (full context)

...she’ll end up like some of the respectable old women she sees around Dublin, including Parnell and Edward VII’s mistresses, Kitty O’Shea and Mrs. Langtry. She recalls a “funny story” about... (full context)