Identify this Protestant Irishman of Scandinavian descent, FTP, whose dreams and nightmares are elaborated in the 1939 work Finnegan's Wake.
Among his three children are twin sons: Kevin is a man of action and an average, extroverted citizen while Jerry is a rebellious, introverted artist.  Anna, his wife, resents the universal feminine principle, and becomes identified with the River Liffey.  At some time in the past he accosted someone in Phoenix Park and he still feels guilty and fears investigation by the authorities.  His initials are interwoven throughout the book, particularly in the recurrent phrases Here Comes Everybody and Haveth Childer Everywhere.  Identify this Protestant Irishman of Scandinavian descent, FTP, whose dreams and nightmares are elaborated in the 1939 work Finnegan's Wake.
Among his three children are twin sons: Kevin is a man of action and an average, extroverted citizen while Jerry is a rebellious, introverted artist.  
Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker