Molly Ivors. Gabriel's colleague who appears to be a staunch Irish nationalist. · Mr. Browne · Freddy Malins. A guest at the party with a known drinking problem.

The party continues with a piano performance by Mary Jane. More dancing follows, which finds Gabriel paired up with Miss Ivors, a fellow university instructor.

As the party moves on, Gabriel is confronted by Miss Ivors, an Irish nationalist, about his publishing a weekly literary column in the Unionist newspaper The ...

31 мар. 2017 г. · Gabriel finds himself paired up with his colleague, Miss Ivors, for the next dance. She is a talkative young woman with striking brown eyes.

Even while dancing with the "frank-mannered, talkative" Miss Ivors, he is preoccupied by things intellectual. It is also revealed during their conversation ...

In the story, Miss Ivors messes with Gabriel's head by leading him to believe that she is upset with him. In turn, Gabriel second guesses himself, ...

Joyce criticizes Miss Ivors' severe Irishness by portraying Gabriel's epiphany. When. Gabriel comes to self-realization he probably accepts his Irish roots but ...

Lancers were arranged. Gabriel found himself partnered with Miss Ivors. She was a frank-mannered, talkative young lady, with a freckled face and prominent brown ...

6 февр. 2024 г. · Miss Ivors figured out that Gabriel was the author, so now she teases him as they dance. The paper's politics are detestable, but Gabriel ...

18 мая 2020 г. · Another symbol is Miss Ivors, who represents the Gaelic League found in Ireland during the 1900s. Miss Ivors serves the same purpose as this ...