After the protagonist of this novel seduces Milly, he is murdered by her grandfather Wash Jones.
After the protagonist of this novel seduces Milly, he is murdered by her grandfather Wash Jones. According to its author, this novel is about a character "who wanted sons and his sons [?] destroyed him." The final narrators of this novel eventually conclude that one of those sons was murdered because he was part black, not because he committed incest. This novel begins with Rosa Coldfield telling a story about a man who appeared from nowhere to build his namesake "hundred" to Quentin Compson, who attempts to understand why Henry killed his brother Charles Bon. For 10 points, name this novel about Thomas Sutpen by William Faulkner.
After the protagonist of this novel seduces Milly, he is murdered by her grandfather Wash Jones.
{Absalom}, {Absalom!}