At the end of this novel, a character suggests that "the Jim Bonds are going to conquer the western hemisphere" before posing a question that elicits the repeated answer "I don't hate it".
A character in this novel chooses to sleep in an attic bed with a shard of mirror hidden under the mattress. Another of its characters makes a wedding dress out of scraps after receiving a letter written in shoe polish. At the end of this novel, a character suggests that "the Jim Bonds are going to conquer the western hemisphere" before posing a question that elicits the repeated answer "I don't hate it". An affair with 15-year-old Milly results in the death of this novel's protagonist, years after his son Henry murders his other son (*) Charles Bon at the gates of his hundred-acre estate. This novel's frame narratives include one involving the Harvard student Shreve and one in which Rosa Coldfield reminisces to Quentin Compson. For 10 points, name this Biblically-titled novel about Thomas Sutpen, a work of William Faulkner.
A character in this novel chooses to sleep in an attic bed with a shard of mirror hidden under the mattress.
Absalom, Absalom!