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    I Lay Dying Reflection

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    interesting narrative techniques. This use of experimental narrative techniques explores the psychological complexity of his characters and their interactions more thoroughly than a traditional style would have allowed. The novel begins with Addie Bundren laying in her bedroom dying (hence the title). Therefore

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    battles is ironic at best‚ and at times it even makes them seem downright absurd or mundane. The Bundren family is on a mission to bury Addie. In the midst they defeat water and fire on the way to Jefferson where Addie is to be buried. Their take on these engagements seem heroic‚ but they come to the point where the family’s’/ family member(s) actions are more foolish than anything. The Bundrens’ making their way back to find a new way of crossing the flooded river at first seems noble but

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    The passing of Addie reveals traits within characters that would otherwise not be known through Anse and Dewey Dell. Her passing reveals how poor of a father and husband Anse is. He shows his true self as a careless father with selfish needs. Dewey Dell is living in a nightmare as she is forced to ask and do ungodly things which the guidance of caring family members or a mother could prevent. Anse is the father of the family‚ who should be bring leadership to this situation but has done nothing

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    As I Lay Dying journal entries By: Roberto Boponti Cash My first impression of Cash was that he was a hardworking man. He spent most of the day working on the coffin for his mother. He seemed very selfless as he worked constantly on his mother’s coffin. Although the fact that he was building the coffin right outside his mothers window was somewhat disturbing to me. I would not want to watch a man build my coffin. To Cash this coffin was his last present to his dying mother and he wanted it to

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    Tianna Adger Dr. Hoffman Engl 1102 3 April 2013 Research paper: As I Lay Dying William Faulkner’s “As I Lay Dying” is a story about the Bundren family trying to complete the goal of burying their recently departed mother‚ Addie. Throughout the story the family undergoes many obstacles to complete the goal of burying Addie in Jefferson. It is from this action that shows how important Addie is to her family. In the story‚ the children show their love for their mother through many different ways

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    Sautuers and surrounding areas include; Accessibility‚ Development of Infrastructure‚ Natural Attractions‚ Culture and History and the major factor being Accommodation. Accommodation In Sauteurs there are only two hotels‚ Barris Resort and Petite Anse Hotel. Barris Resort is no longer active. It is now being used for the hosting of business meetings. Tourists do not come to the hotel because of the long drive from the town of Sautuers

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    style of writing and the characters that seem to travel from novel to novel. Faulkner creates a very odd and complex relationship between Darl and Dewey Dell Bundren‚ two of the main characters in As I Lay Dying. Both characters seem to have poor communication skills and they both have lost empathy after the loss of their mother Addie Bundren. The poor communication skills and lack of empathy have drastically changed the relationship between the two characters and their late mother‚ the relationship

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    Reflection My epilogue for Dewey Dell is set only a couple of months after the last chapter. By this time‚ the family has situated with Mrs. Bundren and she has become a familiar figure to Dewey Dell. Throughout the novel‚ Dewey Dell is portrayed as being out of place from the rest of the Bundren family because she is the only female and she does not have a mom. She states‚ “I feel like a wet seed wild in the hot blind earth” (Faulkner 64). She is unable to communicate her thoughts and make connections

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    Hatfield and McCoy feud

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    positive attributes in it. To learn more about the feud from of both families‚ and get closer to the truth of the feud than the history channel would ever give‚ my search landed me unto a blog started by Nancy Hatfield granddaughter of William Devil Anse Hatfield telling about how the entire feud started straight from a personal point of view not just a historic. History has been leading on that Johnse Hatfield and Roseanna McCoy fell in love at first sight‚ and were kept apart from their families

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    The characters from As I Lay Dying present a added point of view through the multipe perspectives that establishes credibility to the claims and actions made by different characters in the story. The added perspective of the narrators found throughout the story affects the story by altering the reader’s interpretation of the story‚ allowing the reader to verify the authenticity of the character’s claims. This furthers the book’s meaning as a whole as the various voices used throughout the story add

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