Aesthetics: Typography/Orthography Dots

Description

This is for the occasions when Faulkner uses a series of dots as a feature of his prose - i.e. ". . ." or ". . . . . ." We can't call these dots ellipses, because they do not represent anything being left out of the text. The most disconcerting use of this technique is in "Miss Zilphia Gant." SR

Tagged Events

Actions: VerbalGossip
Themes and Motifs: BodyFace
Relationships: RomanticFiance
Actions: MentalIncomprehension
Cultural Issues: CrimeTheft|Robbery | SexualityDesire
Themes and Motifs: ObjectsLetter | Recurring TropesSecret
Relationships: MaritalWedding
Environment: PublicJail
Cultural Issues: ViolenceLynching
Themes and Motifs: Chaos/OrderChaos
Environment: PublicStreet
Actions: MovementTaxi
Cultural Issues: ClassSocial mobility | GenderChivalry | ViolenceLynching
Themes and Motifs: HomeHomecoming