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I don't trust Blogger. LJ is so much more reliable.
I wonder, what you all think:
Did Faulkner intend to make a reference to Dickens' Great Expectations in The Sound and the Fury in the Quentin monologue?
I thought of this after seeing a South Park episode that is Great Expectations.
sillyness
Is tortilla-making a source of différence, or that failure of the past to coincide with itself? Discuss.
