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Stephen starts out as a sheltered little boy.
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Stephen is sent to Clongowes Wood College.
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Stephen begins to understand the world and becomes a bright student.
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Stephen sleeps with a Dublin prostitute, this signifies his transformation from child to sinner.
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Stephen propels himself into a life of sinning, which includes a habit of visiting prostitutes.
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The director of the school summons Stephen to ask him if he would consider being a priest, leaving him with an important decision to make.
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Stephen begins to vigorously discipline himself by "mortifying" his senses and refusing to look at women.
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The next day, Stephen finds the nearest chapel and goes to confess his sins, this signifies his transformation from sinner to Catholic.
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At the end of the service, all the boys pray with Father Arnall for God's forgiveness.
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Stephen attends service and is greatly shaken with the image of hell Father Arnall decribes.
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Stephen refuses priesthood in order to attend a university.
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Stephen spots a beautiful girl as he walks along the sea, and they make eye contact, he sees her as an "angel of beauty," this signifies his change from Catholic to artist.
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Stephen continues his education at the university, and uses this time to define what he believes beauty is.
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Stephen now sees himself as an artist, and reflects on who he has become
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