💔Molly's dissatisfaction with Bloom's sexual practices.
📝Molly's contemplation of writing a love letter to another man.
🌺Molly's reminiscence of her first love and days in Gibraltar.
🗡️Molly's frustration with societal expectations and the role of women.
👰Molly's ultimate acceptance of Bloom's marriage proposal.
What is Molly's main concern in her soliloquy?
—Molly's main concern is Bloom's sexual practices which she finds unsatisfying.
Does Molly consider having an affair?
—Yes, Molly contemplates running away with another man.
What memories does Molly reflect on?
—Molly reflects on her time in Gibraltar, including her first kiss and love letter.
What does Molly think about the role of women?
—Molly believes that women should govern the world but acknowledges that there are always women ready to harm others.
What is the final line of Molly's soliloquy?
—The final line is 'Yes I said yes I will yes,' signifying Molly's ultimate acceptance of Bloom's marriage proposal.
00:01[Music]
00:10Introduction to Molly's soliloquy in Ulysses.
00:20Molly reflects on her dissatisfaction with Bloom's sexual practices.
00:49Memories of her time in Gibraltar and thoughts on love.
01:26Contemplation of having an affair and thoughts on female empowerment.
01:59Molly's acceptance of Bloom's marriage proposal and her final thoughts.
02:03Conclusion of Molly's soliloquy and its significance in the novel.
