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ISPThe document provides character summaries for the main characters in William Faulkner's novel "The Sound and the Fury". Mr. Compson is the alcoholic but detached father who dismisses his son Quentin's concerns about his sister Caddy. Mrs. Compson is a negligent mother who contributes to the family's downfall through self-absorption. Caddy is the beloved but promiscuous daughter who represents obsession for her brothers. Benjy is the disabled brother who witnesses the family's decline through constant crying. Quentin is the intelligent but sensitive brother who commits suicide due to his obsession with Caddy. Jason is the cruel, mean-spirited youngest brother who resents Caddy and mistreats Benjy
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- 3. Mrs. Compson is the mother of the family flat character of the novel Her negligence and disregard contribute directly to the family’s downfall. Constantly lost in a self-absorbed haze of hypochondria and self-pity Mrs. Compson is absent as a mother figure to her children and has no sense of her children’s needs. She even treats the mentally disabled Benjy cruelly and selfishly.
- 4. Caddy is the only daughter of the family and round character of the novel She represents the object of obsession for all three of her brothers. As a child, Caddy is somewhat headstrong and stubborn, but very loving and affectionate. She steps in as a mother figure for Quentin and Benjy in place of the self-absorbed Mrs. Compson. Caddy does feel some degree of guilt about her promiscuity because she knows it upsets Benjy so much.
- 5. An idot that centers his life around Caddy He has no distinction between past and present He does not speak but instead moan ad cries when something is wrong Flat character of the novel Benjy is one of the only characters who truly takes notice of the Compson family’s progressing decline. However, his disability renders Benjy unable to formulate any response other than moaning and crying.
- 6. The oldest of the Compson’s children He is a very intelligent and sensitive young man He is paralyzed by his obsession with Caddy and tries to convince his father that they performed incest He ends up killing himself in his first semester of Harvard because of his infatuation with Caddy’s virginity
- 7. Flat character of novel The youngest child of the Compson’s family He is very cruel and resents caddy for divorcing her husband Herbert He runs the household once Mr. Compson dies He is very mean spirted and steals from Caddy and Quentin and plans to send Benjy to Jackson once Mr. Compson dies
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