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Eveline’s heart plays a very important role in this passage. The only other time she refers to her heart in the text is when she mentions her palpitations. The motion of a bell clanging on her heart parallels this phenomenon of an irregular or rapid heartbeat. This is again reiterated in Joyce’s description of “all the seas of the world” tumbling around her heart. These two descriptions of Eveline’s heart could be metaphors that signify she is once again experiencing palpitations as a result of her stressful decision. The stress of leaving Dublin is causing a similar reaction as the…