William Faulkner, a strong man with even stronger words, fights hard to express his virtues and ideals in his many writings. The first section of his novel The Sound and the Fury is told by a mute handicap whose only means of communication is moaning and flailing his arms. However, the words he cannot speak are processed within his mind, as he lives through memory after memory, unable to differentiate between the past and the …showed first 75 words of 852 total…

…showed last 75 words of 852 total…became pregnant and was sent away, it seems that was when the family finally broke their last "and." Totally unlike any other, The Sound and the Fury is written in such a unique way that it seems to be nearly irresistible. Though the story itself may be horribly boring, just the writing style causes you to read on, excited to see what creative ways William Faulkner plans to use next to send out his message.