Appearing between "The Old People" and "Delta Autumn," this story ends with Boon Hogganbeck shouting when confronted by Isaac McCaslin.
In this work, one "blued gun-barrel" colored creature was tamed after a week of throwing itself against the door of a corn crib, and Uncle Ash sleeps on a kitchen floor throughout this story. This story's protagonist notes that a plantation "was never mine to repudiate" before giving it to his cousin and becoming a carpenter. The title character of this story is first antagonized with a fyce and later killed with assistance from Kate the Mule. That title character is defeated by (*) Lion the mastiff and Sam Fathers, who are also killed in the struggle. Appearing between "The Old People" and "Delta Autumn," this story ends with Boon Hogganbeck shouting when confronted by Isaac McCaslin. Old Ben is the name of, for 10 points, what title animal of a William Faulkner story in the collection Go Down, Moses?
In this work, one "blued gun-barrel" colored creature was tamed after a week of throwing itself against the door of a corn crib, and Uncle Ash sleeps on a kitchen floor throughout this story.
"The Bear"