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An Analytical Critique of William Faulkner's The Sound and The Fury
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"Taint no luck in this place" An Analytical Critique of William Faulkner's The Sound and The Fury by: Eric S. Berkowitz Pledge: ________________________ English 12 AP 11/10/02 Period 6 Storino Although Caddy seems to be present everywhere in The Sound and The Fury, and often occupies the thoughts and feelings of each of her three brothers, she represents what is missing from each of their lives, and from the novel itself. She represents the love and nurture that Benjy misses when she leaves, the classic Old South that Quentin has lost, and also the wealth and status Jason cannot seem to obtain because Caddy has diminished his opportunities. The novel begins with the youngest of the Compson family as the narrator, Benjy. Benjy has a challenged mind, which makes the section nothing but a stream-of-conscious thoughts and memories, revealing...
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