A section that constantly refers to the bronze and gold hair of the barmaids Lydia Douce and Mina Kennedy ends with this character reading the last words of the patriot Robert Emmet and farting.
This character is sarcastically compared to the Ancient Mariner lusting a7ter a young intellectual in need of a "breechpad" a7ter he brie6ly appears at the National Library. This character experiences a "high vast irradiation everywhere all soaring all around about the all" that produces a brief fusion between his identity and another man's, which is marked by the one-word paragraph "Consumed." A section that constantly refers to the bronze and gold hair of the barmaids Lydia Douce and Mina Kennedy ends with this character reading the last words of the patriot Robert Emmet and farting. This character is introduced by a sentence stating that he "ate with relish the inner organs of beasts and fowls." He has a vision of his dead son Rudy at the end of the "Circe" episode and is tormented by Blazes Boylan's a5fair with his wife Molly. For 10 points, name this protagonist of Ulysses.
This character is sarcastically compared to the Ancient Mariner lusting a7ter a young intellectual in need of a "breechpad"
Leopold Bloom [or Leopold; or Poldy; or Poldy Bloom; prompt on Bloom]