Minor characters in this work include Samson and Armistid, who serve as hosts for the main characters during their journey. Other characters in this work include Skeet MacGowan, who works in a drugstore, and Mr. Moseley, a smug druggist in Mottson. One chapter in this work is narrated by the Reverend Whitfield, who had an illegitimate affair with one of the characters, which produced the son Jewel
Minor characters in this work include Samson and Armistid, who serve as hosts for the main characters during their journey. Other characters in this work include Skeet MacGowan, who works in a drugstore, and Mr. Moseley, a smug druggist in Mottson. One chapter in this work is narrated by the Reverend Whitfield, who had an illegitimate affair with one of the characters, which produced the son Jewel. Noted for the line "My mother is a fish" said by the child Vardaman, this work also features Cash and Dewey Dell. For 10 points, name this novel by William Faulkner, which describes the attempts of the Bundren family to bury their recently deceased matriarch.
Minor characters in this work include Samson and Armistid, who serve as hosts for the main characters during their journey.
As I Lay {Dying}