Buck Mulligan

Others go in and out of the room.

Buck Mulligan shows up at some point and I think really throws his hat in the ring and is as bawdy and boisterous and disrespectful as ever, although not too bad.

And you switch in and out of being inside Stephen's mind and then him speaking his theory as well.

Yeah, I've got a lot to say about Buck Mulligan in this chapter.

I think Stephen calls him mine enemy.

So it's like we really start to see the clash between the two of them come through.

Oh, for a muse of fire that would ascend the brightest heaven of invention, a library for a stage, our poet to act, and academics to behold the swelling scene.

Then should shrew like Stephen, like himself, assume the port of Socrates, and at his heels, leashed in like hounds, should wit, intelligence, and passion all crouch for employment.

Yeah.

Irish writer James Joyce's book Ulysses mentions Sandy Cove as it's where the characters Stephen Daedalus, Buck Milligan and Haynes live in the Martello Tower.

Yeah.

Another of the many dotting the Dublin landscape.

It's a rocky kind of outcrop with concrete steps leading down into the crashing waves.

And that's located at the bottom of the Martello Tower in Sandy Cove.

James Joyce's character, Buck Milligan in Ulysses, said these words about the Forty Foot.

That's not Green Sea, that's Grotum Tightening Sea.