How to Understand The Sound and the Fury, Tutorial Part 1

[@rodrig497]

This video is a gem. Reading the book for the second time. Finally making sense.

[@jakobpetropoulos8850]

This is a terrific analysis. Thank you sir for sharing your thoughts and knowledge. Greetings from Athens Greece.

[@montanagal6958]

Obsessed with Faulkner and this book. Story of my family...thank you for making this video!

[@cactuslog]

Sorry to hear about your family. ;) Thanks for the comment!

[@veronikaniles7625]

This is excellent! Thank you so much for sharing your work with us.

[@tareqal-shargabi4927]

Great analysis. Thank you! I am reading it now and found it confusing. This is helpful to understand what Faulkner was trying to say.

[@Nathan.Nevada]

Thanks for this. I like your explanations and find them to be both entertaining and clarifying. I’ve been reading more classics since I’ve been out of college and this book has been a real struggle. When I finish part 4, I’ll make sure to watch the whole video.

[@cactuslog]

Thank you very kindly.

[@michaelgarcia2973]

Craig I watched the film The Sound and The Fury and I could understand it better.

[@floridaman6982]

This book is wild… I should read mcbeth as well

[@crowdofdissidents155]

Wonderful. Delightful. Thanks

[@banksofnoon7867]

Thank you so much. I will watch both lecture and re read again.

[@aldrazine]

Thank you for your work

[@saravirago5188]

It was really helpful, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts 😍🌸

[@rajatchakrabarty9525]

Faulker was a mystery. No longer.

[@kamilla1960]

Thank you!

[@edthoreum7625]

24:30 plantation

[@cactuslog]

Thank you.

[@cactuslog]

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[@FlashbackArrest]

Oh how I wish I was there 💪🏽

[@bethelshiloh]

I thought chapter 2 was Quentin’s narration. You said it was 3.

[@cactuslog]

I apologize for misspeaking during the class. As you will see below, I responded to this concern five months ago ...

[@JDMimeTHEFIRST]

Read it

[@audreydaleski1067]

Read the book and you know.

[@jrabele]

Fuck dude, the earth gets absorbed by the sun and you go on and on about Macbeth, nihilism ?! Cut me some slack! Yes, the Compson Family has a one way ticket to Palookaville! For me the depressing beauty of this novel, probably the greatest American novel, is in the narrative and the characters. It is not an easy read, I've read it and reread it in my lifetime and I get more out of it each time and it still has mysterys for me. What I've picked up in my last reread is that Jason Compson would be right at home in today's Republican Party.

[@dbarker7794]

You are right about Jason! He would've been chairman of county Republicans. And yeah, great book.

[@m-delfka3111]

Looks like a math problem

[@edthoreum7625]

Astrophysics,2 universes collide?

[@craigandrews9919]

I apologize but at 18:20, I should have said that Quentin's narrative comprises Chapter 2, not 3.