Finnegans Wake

Exploring themes of identity and familial conflict, the narrative unfolds in four parts, featuring the central figure Finnegan, who dies in a tragic accident. His wife, ALP, grapples with accusations surrounding their son Shem's actions. The story delves into the lives of Shem, Shaun, and Issy, who face exile due to a misunderstanding. The surreal structure includes ghostly encounters and a poetic plea for renewal, culminating in the imagery of the Liffey River merging with the ocean, symbolizing transformation and continuity.