Mother Ireland, Blood-Mother, and the Lost Young Men In Selections of Modern Irish Fiction

This paper examines the crisis of three Irish young men whose lives are devastated by both their motherland and blood-mother. The discussion this will be into areas. First, how Ireland itself is portrayed as a fragile, subjugated female figure in several literary works. Second, attributes mothers mirroring image itself. Third, dilemma products blood- mother. scope on Cormac O’Faolain’s No Country for Young Men, Willie Trevor’s Fools Fortune Cal Mac Laverty’s Cal. people have been victims under heavy hand British colonialism. merciless arrogant colonizer turned against each other, with an inner inclination towards sectarianism animosity. Throughout such bloody history occupation has pictured imperialists nationalists helpless, poor humiliated femaleor mother who completely overwhelmed her perpetual miseries, needs help to saved. While portrayal weak seeks keep subjugation, description aims motivate defend country. Such features transferred blood selected texts. Grainne, Cormac’s O’Faolain’s  responsible escape where she cares more about womanhood than motherhood.  Also, Eva, Willie’s Trevor’s  Fortune  turns reflection Ireland, victim fortune that full rage. She, consequently, killed herself bitterness despair led son abyss loss escape.  Though Cal’s mother, Garcia, died when he was didn’t act intensifier his endless course previous cases, also victimized after burning house stopped believe anymore. father, survived house, out like old laments destiny. So Cal, Willie, couldn’t loss.