Jerry and Kevin, the protagonist's two sons, are seen as Shem the Penman and Shaun the Postman respectively. At one point the protagonist dreams of himself as Tristram and his daughter Isobel as Iseult the fair, and he constantly fears that the polic
Jerry and Kevin, the protagonist's two sons, are seen as Shem the Penman and Shaun the Postman respectively. At one point the protagonist dreams of himself as Tristram and his daughter Isobel as Iseult the fair, and he constantly fears that the police will come after him for an incident that occurred in Phoenix Park. The protagonist's wife, Anna, is representative of the river Liffey in the poetic Anna Livia Plurabelle section. For 10 points, name this novel with Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker as its protagonist, the final novel of James Joyce, whose title alludes to an Irish legend about a man being revived at his own funeral.
Jerry and Kevin, the protagonist's two sons, are seen as Shem the Penman and Shaun the Postman respectively.
{Finnegans Wake} [accept Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker before it is read]