Exploring Benjy's Perspective in Faulkner's Narrative

This chapter examines the complexities of character representation in 'The Sound and the Fury,' focusing on Benjy as a Christ-like figure or moral mirror. It delves into the nonlinear experiences of the characters, revealing how their pasts shape their present, and discusses the moral implications of familial relationships, especially concerning acceptance of family members with special needs. The conversation highlights the challenges of navigating Faulkner's intricate narrative structure while exploring profound themes of love, loss, and the nature of human connection.