This character gets his clothes stuck on a nail while climbing through a fence to deliver his uncle's love letters to his uncle'smarried mistress Mrs. Patterson. In the novel's last scene, this character starts crying on the way back from church on EasterSunday when the carriage drives counter-clockwise around a square. He becomes annoyed when another character wears perfumeblocking her natural scent, which he associates with the smell of trees. This character is fiÂrst seen on his thirty-thirdbirthday searching for a lost quarter in a Âfield outside a golf course at the behest of Luster, and he is haunted by the me
This character gets his clothes stuck on a nail while climbing through a fence to deliver his uncle's love letters to his uncle'smarried mistress Mrs. Patterson. In the novel's last scene, this character starts crying on the way back from church on EasterSunday when the carriage drives counter-clockwise around a square. He becomes annoyed when another character wears perfumeblocking her natural scent, which he associates with the smell of trees. This character is fiÂrst seen on his thirty-thirdbirthday searching for a lost quarter in a Âfield outside a golf course at the behest of Luster, and he is haunted by the memoryof his sister's muddy underwear when she climbed a tree to watch Damuddy's funeral. This narrator of a section set on "AprilSeventh, 1928" shiftfts disconcertingly between past and present as he agonizes over his sister Caddy's disgrace. For 10 points,name this mentally-challenged member of the Compson family who narrates the Âfirst section of The Sound and the Fury.
This character gets his clothes stuck on a nail while climbing through a fence to deliver his uncle's love letters to his uncle'smarried mistress Mrs. Patterson.
Benjy Compson [prompt on "Compson"]