Frank Delaney's Re: Joyce

Frank unfolds Joyce's daily life in Zurich, which he in many ways abandoned to live in the Dublin of his Ulysses.

Mr. Deasy expounds upon the Jews.

Mr. Deasy, in addition to his other qualities, is a paranoid and a bigot.

A letter to the editor, deconstructed.

Reflections on hockey and history. Stephen reads - or at least scans - a letter.

Waiting in Mr. Deasy's office, Stephen is transported by the art on the walls.

Stephen fails to warm to Mr. Deasy's arguments.

Stephen debates Mr. Deasy - in his own mind, at least.

Frank unpacks Mr. Deasy's politics.

Mr. Deasy and Stephen continue their exchange, and Frank unpacks the tartan from a painting of a prince.