Lauren

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=Section 6 pg. 21-25=

Cora
Cora evaluates her neighbors and forms judgements about all of them. She knows that Addie loves Jewel the most, but she doesn't really like him. She likes Darl and thinks he treats his mother well, even though she doesn't seem to like him. Cora thinks that Anse is lazy, and that it's horrible of him to make his sons go to town when their mother is dying just to make three dollars. She makes her judgments about all members of the family as she is sitting there watching Addie die.

=Section 7 pg.26-28=

Dewey Dell


=Section 10 pg. 39-40=

Darl


=Section 19 pg. 84=

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Vardaman is confused by his mother's death and relates it to a fish he caught. He thinks that because the fish is dead and because his mother is dead, that his mother is now a fish.

= Section 36 pg. 152-155 =

Tull- Addie's Response
I'm glad that I told Anse to take my body to Jefferson. It's causing him even more trouble than I thought it would. A log hit the wagon and now everything is one big mass of chaos. The mules died, so if the ever manage to get the wagon and the coffin out, he'll have a much harder time getting to Jefferson. Getting my coffin out too, is going to be big trouble. But Anse is just standing there, watching the boys struggle. He's a lazy as ever. My poor Jewel is struggling to save his horse and to save me. Anse is standing, just standing there yelling at him. Jewel is doing the best that he can. Beside, Anse has no authority over him anyway. Anse needs to get off his lazy but and do something for one. Cash is struggling to keep the coffin stable. He was right, they should have beveled the coffin. Cash worked hard on that coffin. He knows what he's doing, they should have listened to him. If Anse only would have helped. If he would have helped maybe Cash wouldn't have broken his leg. Although, I must laugh. The journey is getting more difficult by the second. Anse is going to have some serious work to do. Jewel has pulled my coffin out of the river. Jewel. My Jewel. He has saved me from the water.

=Section 40 pg.169-176=

Addie
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=Section 45 pg.198-205= = Mosley = = =

=Section 48 pg. 212-213=

Darl- Jewel's Diary
=  = Dear Diary, I was just sitting there today, thinking about my horse, and Darl interrupts my thoughts. He asked me who my father was. What a stupid question to ask. My father is Anse, same as his. Isn't he? He asked me again and I called him a liar. Of coarse Anse is my father. Why wouldn't he be? He's just jealous because Mom liked me best. Why did she like me best? Now that I think about it, I am different from the rest of my siblings. I mean, I look different. Maybe Anse, isn't my father. I don't know. I'm so confused -JewelA

= Section 54 pg. 239-240=

Peabody- Extended Response
I still can't believe that Anse Bundren. How can he be so stupid as to make a cast out of cement? All that did was mess Cash's leg up even worse. Now he'll walk a limp his whole life because one leg is shorter than the other. I meant what I said about Anse. He would do his kids a favor if he killed himself. It would probably be the only thing he ever did for them. I mean really a cast of cement, of all things. It pulled of so much of Cash's skin. Most disgusting thing that I have ever seen in my life. I ought to go give that man a piece of my mind, but it's not my job. I just hope his kids have the sense to get out of there as soon as he can.

=Section 57 pg.253-254=

Darl is taken to an insane asylum because he set fire to a barn. As he is being taken away on the train he is laughing uncontrollably. He asks himself "why are you laughing?" All he will say is yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.