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Stephen is born into a Catholic family
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Stephen wants to marry Eileen Vance, ...
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Stephen is sent to a Clongowes Wood College
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He doesn’t fit in with the other kids
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Wells, the school bully, torments Stephen
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Stephen goes home for Christmas
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After going back to school, he gets punished by ...
Father Dolan, although he is innocent -
Stephen tells Father Arnall about this punishment and ...
becomes the school hero -
Stephen spends his summer in Blackrock, ...
his family’s new home -
Stephen reads Alexander Dumas’ “The Count of Monte Cristo”
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Stephen’s family moves to Dublin
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He meets Emma Clery at a birthday party
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He writes a love poem for Emma
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Stephen goes to another school – Belvedere College
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He takes part in a school play
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He goes to Cork with his father
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Stephen wins a literary prize and spends ...
all his money on his family -
He has sex with a prostitute
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He gets greedy and has more sexual encounters ...
with prostitutes -
He starts worrying about his sins
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Father Arnall comes to Belvedere College to hold ...
sermons about sins, death and hell’s torments -
Stephen goes to a chapel and confesses his sins
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He starts being very religiously disciplined
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The principal or of his school suggests him a life in church
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Stephen is firstly intrigued by this offer, but later ...
changes his mind -
After seeing a beautiful girl on the beach, he decides that ...
he wants to live his life to the fullest -
Spehen’s family is forced to move again
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Stephen doesn’t feel religious anymore
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Stephen meets Emma again and writes her another poem
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Stephen leaves university to pursue his artistic dreams