In one scene, the protagonist of this novel takes off his clothes and screams at a passing car, and in another he brutally kills a sheep after the prostitute Bobbie Allen refuses to have sex with him.
In one scene, the protagonist of this novel takes off his clothes and screams at a passing car, and in another he brutally kills a sheep after the prostitute Bobbie Allen refuses to have sex with him. Percy Grimm chases the protagonist on a bicycle before shooting him five times, and that protagonist kills his adopted father Mr. McEachern by bashing him with a chair. In one subplot, the millworker Byron Bunch falls in love with the pregnant teenage runaway (*) Lena Grove. The protagonist of this novel is killed in the house of the ostracized minister Gail Hightower after he is revealed to be the son of Millie and the grandson of Mr. Hines after a long manhunt finally results in his arrest for the killing of his lover Joanna Burden. For 10 points, name this William Faulkner novel about the biracial Joe Christmas.
In one scene, the protagonist of this novel takes off his clothes and screams at a passing car, and in another he brutally kills a sheep after the prostitute Bobbie Allen refuses to have sex with him.
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