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Inept parents and confused children in Faulkner's novels
People?s personal development varies according to the family environment in which they live. The children raised by trust and love can adapt to the world easily while the ones who imprison themselves in their own private cages, judging the life cruelly. The novels of William Faulkner that I have analyzed, The Sound and The Fury, As I Lay Dying; Absalom, Absalom! tell the stories of confused children who seeks for themselves all through their lives. Key
