The Sound and the Fury, 91 (Event)

Submitted by thagood@fau.edu on Mon, 2014-08-11 20:21
Text: 
The Sound and the Fury
Location: 
Cambridge Inset: River and Drawbridge in The Sound and the Fury (Location)
Page Number: 
91
Order within Page: 
1
First 8-10 words of event: 
He got in and pulled away. He pulled pretty well
Page Event Ends: 
92
Era: 
Turn of the Century (1890-1913)
Characters Present: 
Quentin Compson
Characters Mentioned: 
Gerald Bland
Mrs. Bland
Spoade
Narrative Status: 
Narrated
Date: 
Thursday, June 2, 1910
Summary: 

Quentin watches Gerald rowing and thinks further about him, his mother, his ancestry.

Chronological Order: 
11.48
Indeterminate Date Range: 
Keywords: 
Georgraphy, Mason and Dixon, lady, Maingault, Mortemar
Environment:
Atmospheric›Sunlight | Domestic Space›Apartment | Domestic Space›College dormitory | Natural›River | Public›Chapel | Time of Day›Night
Actions:
Bodily›Birth / Being born | Emotional›Stubbornness | Moral›Condoning | Moral›Forgiveness | Movement›Boat | Play›Sports Crew / rowing
Cultural Issues:
Class›Aristocratic posing | Class›British nobility | Class›noblesse-oblige | Clothes›Expensive and/or fancy clothes | Education›Chapel Service (morning prayers) | Gender›Lady | Region›The South | Sexuality›Illegitimacy | Sexuality›Promiscuity
Themes and Motifs:
Animals›Horses | Appearance›Beautiful/handsome | Body›Eyes | Body›Hair | Character›Regal | Naming›French noble names | Naming›Long name | Time›Return to present time | Values›Virtue
Relationships:
Familial›Mother-son | Friendship›College companions / classmates | Hierarchical›Elder-younger
Aesthetics:
Allusion, Geographical›Cambridge, Massachusetts | Allusion, Geographical›Kentucky | Allusion, Geographical›Mason and Dixon Line | Diction›Racist term | Language›Fragments | Narrative›Resumption of sentence after interruption | Narrative›Stream of consciousness narration | Typography/Orthography›Lack of Punctuation

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