The monologue of Molly Bloom is the 18th episode of Joyce's Ulysses.

In the first part Molly is thinking about what she will do and she often thinks about flowers.

Molly accepts Leopold into her bed, frets about his health and she remembers about their first meeting and about the moment when she knew she was in love with him.

In remembering the episode of love with Leopold in Gibraltar, she also remembers promises and happiness, beyond the wonderful landscape.

Molly also reflects about people who don't believe in God (like Leopold) and reflects about their effort to explain everything without Him.