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Light in August
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William Faulkner
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Light in August Chapter 19 Summary
District attorney Gavin Stevens puts the Hineses on a train back to Mottstown, assuring them that Joe Christmas's body will be sent along after them.
The story of Joe Christmas's death is told from the point of view of Percy Grimm, a white supremacist.
Percy rounds up a motley crew of American legion members in order to patrol the downtown area where Christmas is being held.
When Christmas escapes, Percy hunts him down and finds him in Hightower's house, where he shoots and castrates him.
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