Chapter 59 Appendix III: List of Main Characters

Leopold Bloom: Made a living advertising for the Dublin Freeman.His father, Rudolf Virag, was a Hungarian Jew who changed his surname to Bloom after migrating to Ireland.He used the pseudonym "Henry Flor" and secretly corresponded with Martha Clifford. Marion Bloom: Leopold's wife.His father Tweedy (deceased) served in Gibraltar, a British fort on the southern tip of Spain.So she grew up there.She was a minor singer in Dublin under the stage name "Mrs. Tweedy." Stephen Dedalus: The protagonist in Joyce's autobiographical novel "Portrait of the Artist in His Youth".He is a graduate of Clongows Forest School and Royal College and currently teaches at a private school founded by Principal Deasy.Discuss Shakespeare in the library.

Simon Dedalus: Father of Stephen.His wife died years ago, and his family was in a difficult situation. Blazes Boylan: Marion's lover.A singing tour was being planned, and Marion was invited. Buck Mulligan: Medical student, lived with Haines in the Round Tower rented by Stephen. Haines: British, graduated from Oxford University.Came to Ireland to study Celtic literature. Millie: The only daughter of Bloom and Marion, fifteen years old.Worked at a photo studio in Mullingar, County Westmeath. Paddy Dignam: Deceased.During his lifetime, he worked in the firm of lawyer John Henry Menton. He was fired for drinking and died of illness.

Martin Cunningham: Friend of Bloom, serving at Dublin Castle (British colonial institution).He was a kind-hearted man who took care of Dignam's bereaved family in many ways, including raising donations. Mrs. Breen: formerly known as Josie Powell, her husband Dennis Breen suffered from mental illness.She had loved Bloom before marriage, and she never forgot the old love. Rich Goulding: Stephen's uncle and friend of Bloom.Accountant at Collis-Ward LLP.He has broken off friendship with his brother-in-law Simon Dedalus. Father John Conmee: Dean of the Francis Xavier Church, President of the Society of Jesus.When Stephen attended Clongows Forest School, he was the headmaster of the school.

Miles Crawford: Editor-in-chief of the Evening Telegraph. Jack McHugh: University professor, academic, frequent editorial for the Evening Telegraph. Benjamin Dollard: A local singer.He was running for Father Cowley, who had borrowed a loan from Reuben Jay at usury, to give him a few days to pay the debt. Aunt Fleming: A woman who often comes to Bloom's house to do housework. Rudy: Bloom and Marion's only son, born in 1894, lived only eleven days before dying. C. P. McCoy: Bloom's acquaintance, coroner's assistant in the asylum of dead bodies in Dublin City.His wife is an unknown singer.

Bantam Lyons: Bloom's acquaintance, keen on horse racing.I met Bloom on the street in the morning, heard Bloom talk about "lost", and wanted to bet on the horse with the same name.Later, he accepted Lenehan's advice and changed his mind.As a result, "lost" won. Corny Kelleher: Manager of O'Neal's Funeral Home, responsible for Dignam's funeral. Jack Bauer: Serving the Royal Irish Constabulary in Dublin Castle. Lu Shi Jie: A loan shark.Once his son jumped into the Liffey and was rescued by a boatman.He only gave the boatman two shillings. Tom Cuff: Friend of Bloom, salesman of tea and other goods.

Ned Lambert: A grain merchant whose warehouses were formerly the meeting hall of the Abbey of Santa Maria. Father Hugh C. Love: He was curate of St. Michael's Church in Sahlins, and he visited Lambert's storeroom for a book about the Fitzgeralds.He owned a house in Dublin which he let to Father Cowley. Father Cowley: Friend of Ben Dollard and Simon Dedalus.Because he couldn't repay the usury loan he borrowed from Reuben Jie, he was in a panic. Joe (Joseph) McCarthy Haggles: Colleague of Bloom, who also does advertising for the Freedman. Red Murray: Nickname for John Murray, a staff member of the Freeman.

Joseph Patrick Nannetti: Italian born in Ireland, foreman of typesetting office of "The Freeman".He is also a member of the House of Commons of the British Parliament and a member of the Dublin City Council. Jay Jay O'Molloy: Lawyer turned down with tuberculosis. Lenehan: Racing columnist for The Athletic, who molested Molly. O'Madden Burke: Friend of Stephen, journalist. Flynn: Nicknamed "Big Nose," Bloom's friend. George William Russell: pen name A·E·, Irish poet.He was one of the directors of the still living Irish Renaissance movement and served as the editor-in-chief of the "Irish Home".

Thomas William Lister: Quaker, Director of the National Library of Ireland. John Eglinton: Originally named William Akpatrick Magee, a critic in the Irish Renaissance movement, who debated with Stephen in the library. Richard Owen Best: Deputy Director, National Library of Ireland. John Millington Singer: One of the leaders of the Irish Renaissance movement, a poetic dramatist, and an acquaintance of Stephen. George Moore: Irish novelist, acquaintance of Stephen. Lady Gregory: Irish playwright.Formerly known as Isabella Augusta Pearce.After her husband's death in 1892, she began her literary career, and in 1904 she became manager of the Abbe Theatre.She is an acquaintance of Stephen.

Arthur Griffiths: Irish statesman who worked as a typesetter in Dublin.In 1899, he founded the weekly "Irish United Newspaper" with the theme of fighting for the independence of the Irish nation.He was an acquaintance of Bloom. Charlie Stuart Parnell: late nineteenth century leader of the Home Rule movement and nationalism in Ireland, late.Bloom met him once. John Howard Parnell: Brother of Charlie Parnell.Dublin City Council Officer and Pawnbroker's Agent.Larry O'Rourke: Owner of a hotel near Bloom's house.Katie Dedalus Buddy Dedalus Stephen's younger sister is still in school.

Maggie Dedalus: Stephen's sister.She begged some peas from the nuns to cook soup for her sisters.Dilly Dedalus: Stephen's younger sister, who looks most like her elder brother.She asked her father Simon for some money in the street, and bought a French Primer for a penny. Blind Youth: Bloom had helped him across the street when Cashel Farrell, deranged, nearly ran him over.He went to Ormond's Bar and tuned the piano. Tom Rochford: He made a living selling horse race betting tickets and was fond of inventing machines.He once rescued a sewer worker who was unconscious from poisoning.

Tall John Fanning: Deputy Mayor of Dublin, nicknamed "The Tall". Patrick Aloysius Dignam: The eldest of Paddy Dignam's orphans. John Wise Nolan: Friend of Bloom, cared for Dignam's orphan and told Martin Cunningham that Bloom had donated five shillings for the orphan. Lydia Douce: The blonde waitress at the Ormond Hotel. Mina Kennedy: The brunette waitress at the Ormond Hotel. Alfred Bergen: Assistant Solicitor-General of Dublin, nicknamed "Little Alf". Earl William Humble Dudley: Governor General of Ireland. "Citizen": formerly known as Michael Cusack.He was the founder of the Gaelic Athletic Association, calling himself "City Cusack", hence the name. Gerty MacDowell: Lame beautiful girl. Sissy Caffrey: Gerty's girlfriend, with a vivacious disposition. Edie Boardman: Getty's girlfriend, with a flirtatious personality. Tommy Caffrey, Sinn's twin brother, was four years old at the time. Jackie Caffery} Reggie Wylie: Getty's boyfriend, high school student. Dr Andrew Horn: Director, National Maternity Hospital, Hollis Street. Miss Karen: Nurse at National Maternity Hospital. Mrs. Mina Beaufoy: Marion's girlfriend, gave birth to a baby boy in the hospital at night, and it was difficult. Alec Bannon: Medical student, Millie's boyfriend. Dixon: Intern, who bandaged Bloom when he was stung by a bee.Friends of Stephen. Vincent Lynch: Medical student.When he was having a tryst with his girlfriend behind the fence, he was bumped into by Father Conmi (the old headmaster of his alma mater) who was passing by. Frank Costello: medical student, nicknamed Punch (the name of the wine) due to his heavy drinking William Madden: Medical student. J．Crothers: Medical student. Mrs. Bello Cohen: The madam of the brothel. Mary Driscoll: The Blooms' former maid. Mrs Yelverton Barry} Lady Bellingham}: Dublin high society lady. Lady Mervyn Talboy} Zoe, Kitty, Flory: Whores Soldier Karl, Soldier Consherton: British soldiers, knock Stephen down. Corley: A friend of Stephen, who borrowed money from Stephen because of his lack of livelihood. Goumli: Simon's old friend, who later became a night watchman hired by the city government. Lieutenant Mulvey: Molly's first love interest in Gibraltar. "Skinning the Goat": Owner of the Coachman's Shed.