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Sutpen's mansion is burned down with Henry in it; Jim Bond lives in the woods of Sutpen's Hundred.
Chapter 9Chapter | Summary |
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Chapter 1 | In September 1909 Miss Rosa Coldfield summons young Quentin Compson to her "airless" and "shuttered" home to tell him wh... Read More |
Chapter 2 | Chapter 2 occurs later on the same day as Chapter 1, after Quentin has returned from Miss Rosa's. The chapter is told bo... Read More |
Chapter 3 | Chapter 3 is again narrated by Mr. Compson, who is speaking to his son Quentin later the same afternoon. He mainly relat... Read More |
Chapter 4 | Quentin waits for night to fall before returning to Miss Rosa's house. He pictures the dark, grim place and the woman wh... Read More |
Chapter 5 | This chapter is narrated by Miss Rosa as she describes what happened after Wash Jones fetched her to Sutpen's Hundred. S... Read More |
Chapter 6 | Chapters 6–9 take place in January 1910 at Harvard College in Massachusetts, in the room shared by Quentin and his roomm... Read More |
Chapter 7 | Chapter 7 takes place in the cold room where Quentin and Shreve are talking together at Harvard College. Shreve is fasci... Read More |
Chapter 8 | The frame narrative in Chapter 8 again becomes somewhat unstable. Quentin and Shreve conjure up in their minds, or ident... Read More |
Chapter 9 | Quentin lies trembling in his ice-cold room at Harvard, perhaps more from emotional exhaustion than the cold. Shreve, th... Read More |