Which character says "wasn't she the downright villain to go and do a thing like that" ?
Correct answer: A. Molly Bloom
- A. Molly Bloom
- B. Mrs. Mooney
- C. Mrs. Sinico
- D. Gerty MacDowell
Explanation
Molly Bloom says this during her stream-of-consciousness reflections in the Penelope episode of Ulysses. The conversational wording and abrupt judgement are characteristic of Molly's unpunctuated interior monologue.
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