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“Circe”: Stephen’s and Bloom’s Catharsis7 .. After all, he reasons, the detour to the brothel is unnecessary since “it would have been easy to have Bloom take Stephen in charge at Westland Row station and bring him straight back to Eccles Street” (118). But, would it? Stephen and Bloom barely know each other, and although Bloom appeared t

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