Exploring Family Dynamics in Faulkner's Work

This chapter analyzes the complex familial relationships in 'The Sound and the Fury,' particularly through the characters of Caddy and Quentin. The discussion highlights themes of obsession, loss, and the search for agency amidst dysfunctional family dynamics. Additionally, they draw parallels to other literary works, emphasizing the narrative's role in modernist literature and its exploration of human consciousness.