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Sound and The Fury, The

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Sound and The Fury, The

Novel 1929 by US writer William Faulkner. The story of a declining Southern family is told from four points of view including those of the three sons: Benjy, an imbecile; Quentin, a Harvard student who commits suicide; and Jason, an egotistical materialist. Dealing with historical collapse and lost love, the novel is a moving and technically difficult work.



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The garden on the museum's grounds is a logical extension of Faulkner's appreciation of the natural world, which he captured in works like Big Woods, The Sound and the Fury, The Unvanquished, and Flags in the Dust.
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