In Ulysses, to what does Bloom often compare life ?
Correct answer: B. a stream
- A. a newspaper
- B. a stream
- C. a law
- D. a book
Explanation
Bloom frequently imagines life through images of flowing movement, especially a stream or river. This fluid image suits Joyce's treatment of consciousness as continuously moving from one thought to another.
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