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William Cuthbert Faulkner

not only situations but into people as well. The result is an extremely unique look at a large portion of the Southern lifestyle. The key o understanding Faulkner’s characters is not by looking at their actions, but to pay attention to how they are presented by the narrators. If they are a narrator, let yourself delve into their mind to try to understand why they think the way they the do. (Alfred Kazin, 154)In closing, Faulkner writing style is in essence his writing. The events that take place in Faulkner novels are often, no matter how big they might seem, unimportant. The crucial part of his writing is that you are thrust in to whole new ways of looking at things. You are forced to give in and look at things through not so rose-colored glasses. In essence he manipulates your whole way of thinking and makes you think like any given character he wants you to. This brings about several revelations and shows you events in new lights until at last you are left with an all-encompassing view....

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