Confederacy of Dunces Essays: Last Encounter :: A Confederacy of Dunces

A Confederacy of Dunces - Last Encounter In his uttermost encounter in the novel, Ignatius returns to the ill-reputed Night of Joy. He is still employed by Paradise Vendors and wears the ridiculous costume of a pirate that is mis directn for a Mardi Gras costume. Ignatius attends Dorian Greenes strange party and the distance between the bodily dumbass and intellectual genius is extended. He tries to speak at the party and no one will listen and he cannot handle organism rejected for his ideas so he leaves. Throughout the rest of the novel, Ignatius exhibits characteristics of a dunce according to the rest of the characters. At the point when Ignatius disrupts Darlenes Harlett O Hara act, he follows a serial publication of unfortunate events. The bird attacks him for his novelty earring and Ignatius runs around like a oversize crazyman(285). He bounces out of the bar and runs out into the street, besides if to come display case to face with the headlights of the Desire bus. A s Ignatius faints from shock, he shows the endorser how awkward and boorish he is. He has the chance to avoid everything that happens exclusively his dunce tendencies take control. He is ridiculed by everyone at the scene for his possession of Lana Lees naked pictures and ends up being the comedian and clown for the hour. Ignatius looks like a dead dis may lying in the street according to the newspaper photograph and the reader sees the reactions to the incident from every character(289). Mr. Clyde sees Ignatius as a big ape and only wishes that he can retrieve his costume from him(293). Dr. Talc needs to consider Ignatius to clear his name but decides against it when he sees the paper. He realizes that Ignatius is the dunce but that he also has a way of turning things around which may be detrimental to Dr. Talc. Miss Annie reads the paper and vows to run Ignatius and Irene out of the neighborhood. She is only upturned about the reputation of the neighborhood. Patrolman Mancus o is grateful for his luck in stopping the chain of pornography sales along with the incarceration of the deuce-ace brute women who had attacked him once before. Santa Battaglia talks to the picture of her mother and comments on how wondrous Irene must be feeling and has no remorse for Ignatius. Claude is only worried that he will not be able to handle such a disgrace as a stepson.