With it an abode of blissīloom’s reaction is his deliberate opinion that the advertisement is improperly placed because it is right below the obituaries, indicating an unjust relationship between dead people and “potted meat.” But on a subliminal level, Bloom starts to associate Boylan’s usurpation of his wife and home with the image of Plumtree’s Potted Meat. What is home without Plumtree’s Potted Meat? Incomplete. In ‘Ulysses,’ Stephen repeatedly considers “mother love,” contrasting the tangible, physical truth of a mother’s affection with the estranged, tense relationship between a father and a kid. Stephen is reminded by Sargent of himself when he was that age he was similarly filthy and untidy, a child that only a mother could adore. Amor matris, which means “mother love,” is a concept Stephen muses about while he provides extra assistance to his pupil Sargent. In Episode Two, Stephen uses this quote as part of his inner monologue. Stephen muses on love, bitterness, and mourning while gazing over the sea.Īmor matris: subjective and objective genitive. The second incident was his dying mother, who cried over his atheism before throwing up green bile into a basin. The first uses the phrase “love’s bitter mystery” in a song from a play by Irish author W.B. However, Stephen notices that the sea is green this morning and it reminds him of two things.
Buck Mulligan used the Homeric term “the wine-dark sea” as an epithet (nickname or phrase) for the ocean. Stephen imagines the harbor to be a bowl as he surveys it from the Martello Tower. It lay beneath him, a bowl of bitter waters In ‘Ulysses’, Joyce furnished his Western masterpiece with interesting think-pieces and quotables among others. James Joyce is a master of dialogue and language.
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