One character in this novel holds and often participates in fights between his slaves at his estate, to the disgust of his wife, and was inspired to build his fortune after being told to bring a message to the back door of a large estate. That character who abandons Eulalia is ultimately killed by Wash Jones after impregnating and insulting (*) Milly. A question from Shreve about the south leads one narrator to tell the story forming this novel, in which Henry kills Charles Bon for his plans to marry their sister Judith. This novel's narrators include Rosa Coldfield and Quentin Compson. For 10 points, name this novel by William Faulkner about the Sutpen family.
One character in this novel holds and often participates in fights between his slaves at his estate, to the disgust of his wife, and was inspired to build his fortune after being told to bring a message to the back door of a large estate. That character who abandons Eulalia is ultimately killed by Wash Jones after impregnating and insulting (*) Milly. A question from Shreve about the south leads one narrator to tell the story forming this novel, in which Henry kills Charles Bon for his plans to marry their sister Judith. This novel's narrators include Rosa Coldfield and Quentin Compson. For 10 points, name this novel by William Faulkner about the Sutpen family.
One character in this novel holds and often participates in fights between his slaves at his estate, to the disgust of his wife, and was inspired to build his fortune after being told to bring a message to the back door of a large estate.
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