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The Sound and the Fury
by
William Faulkner
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The Sound and the Fury Symbolism, Imagery & Allegory
Sometimes, there’s more to Lit than meets the eye.
Southern Values
There’s an old saying that goes something like this: "The South never dies." (There’s another saying that goes something like "The South shall rise again." Faulkner sure seems to disagr...
Muddy Drawers
Ah, the wet undies. C’mon, folks, who doesn’t love this one? Caddy’s wet drawers just sound so…dirty.Well, that’s probably because they are dirty with mud. Caddy’...
Clocks
If you forget everything else about Quentin, you’ll probably remember that he was that guy in that Faulkner novel who was so obsessed with clocks. Let’s face it: the guy’s got a b...
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