Difference between revisions of "Clash of Wills"
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| + | *'''Will (and testament)'''. Describes who will inherit land, money, stuff, etc. Clash of wills – when two parties claim to have the authentic article. Which side will inherit the land? Who will win the arbitration? | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:55, 31 May 2019
- What cha(nce?) of wills and wits were not here & there abouts → What clashes here of wills gen wonts, oystrygods gaggin fishygods!
- clash of wills
- clash of haves versus have-nots → wonts = wants
- clash of invaders versus natives
- clashes: anagram of cashels in line 8
- will: volition, free-will; clashes of wills gen wonts → conflict of individuals against social conventions (a Joycean theme)
- will: (slang) penis
- Will: William Shakespeare
- Wills: James Wills, Irish author of Lives of Illustious and Distinguished Irishmen (1847)
- Wills: W. G. Wills, Irish author of the play A Royal Divorce about Napoleon's divorce from Josephine and marriage to Marie Louise
- Will (and testament). Describes who will inherit land, money, stuff, etc. Clash of wills – when two parties claim to have the authentic article. Which side will inherit the land? Who will win the arbitration?
