text: This novel's final sentence describes the features of buildings as "each in its ordered place."
full_question: This novel's final sentence describes the features of buildings as "each in its ordered place." A character in this novel obsesses over a broken watch that his father described as the "mausoleum of all hope and desire." A character in this novel remembers seeing mud on his sister's underwear when she climbed a tree to spy on their grandmother's funeral. The characters of this novel are served by a long-suffering maid named Dilsey. This novel's first section is narrated by a castrated mentally retarded man who associates the smell of rain with his sister Caddy. Jason, Quentin and Benjy narrate chapters of, for 10 points, what William Faulkner novel about the Compson family?
first_sentence: This novel's final sentence describes the features of buildings as "each in its ordered place."
raw_answer: The Sound and the Fury