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===Vardaman runs out of the house confused and sees the spot where he first laid the fish. He starts to think about how the fish was cut up into pieces of "not-fish" and believes that Peabody killed his mother. He gets frustrated and goes to the barn to beat on Peabody's horses. The horses run off and Vardaman sits alone in the barn while continuing to cry. All of these words describe what happened in the chapter and their disorder represents the state of confusion that Vardaman's mind is in.===

Visual Depiction - Vardaman pg.84


=== Vardaman states that his mother is a fish in this section. He thinks his mother is a fish because in a previous section he made the connection of the fish and his mother being dead. He therefore thinks that his mother is a fish. ===

Extended Response - Tull pgs. 152 -155
== It was a huge mess of confusion all caused by a single log. Cora couldn’t seem to make up her mind as to how it happened or who was in the right but she was quick to make conflicting judgements on others that she got no right to judge. Then she got all exasperated and started singing and carrying on as if she had given up on the lot of us. Darl had the sense to jump off the wagon and try to keep hisself alive. Well at least more sense than that boy downstream yelling at Darl. Cash was outta sight with the coffin as soon as the wagon tilted and was knocked over by the force of the rushing water. What made it worse was that Cash couldn’t swim and woulda drowned if Jewel hadn’t been there. Cash latched hisself onto the horse and was dragged up outta the water by the horse as it was scrambling onto land. Jewel kept a holdin the wagon as i worked my way upstream to where Cash was. I saw that his face was all gray just before he turned over in the water and was just floating there. We all was there looking at the wagon and the rope that was hard as an iron bar. Flickr.com ==

Diary Entry Response From Anse’s Point Of View - Cash pg. 165
== Dear Diary, Was there ever such a misfortunate man. He told us that it wasn’t on a balance and that it shoulda been balanced. We didn’t pay him no attention and now he’s gotten injured on the very same leg that he broke when he fell offa that church. Cash knew what we oughtta done and he almost lost all of his tools cuz we gone and ignored him. He’s up on the bank and can barely speak all cuz it wasn’t on a balance. He told us that if we wanted it to tote and ride on a balance we would need to balance it. If there ever was such a misfortunate man. Now cuz of this complication its gonna be even longer til we can get back and I can get my teeth. If we had only a listened to him we wouldn’t be in this here mess. It wasn’t on a balance and we shoulda knowd that this was gonna happen cuz we didn’t balance it like he told us to. Anse == Flickr.com

Newspaper Article - Cora pgs.166 - 68


 

William Faulkner’s Voice - Moseley pgs. 198 - 205
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Addie’s Reaction - Darl pgs. 206 - 209
==That lazy old man Anse has less brains than he has teeth. He’s a broken record stuck on “God knows, I wouldn’t be beholden.” He didn’t want to even use the ten cents for the cement to fix Cash’s leg and now he’s in a fit cuz they might not use the cement. Cash is injured and nearly bleeding to death and all Anse is worried about is his own sense of pride which don’t exist in the first place. He’d a rather had Cash die from lack of blood than be beholden to others. He’s so lazy he didn’t even wanna lift Cash down to set his leg right and proper. If Darl wasn’t there then Anse woulda listened to Cash’s nonsense and waited till they got to Jefferson. By that time Cash woulda gone and bled to death and they’d be burying another member of the family. Anse don’t get the meaning of small favors and such. To him everything has to be of some value and incidentally cause a debt. Everybody cept him done something to help cash get his leg set. Vardaman went and got some sand for the mix. Dewey Dell went and got the bucket from the nearby household. Darl is the one that went to the trouble of mixing it and pouring on Cash’s leg. And that Anse has the nerve to ask Cash’s forgiveness for the accident when he was about ready to let Cash die all due to his selfish pride. Then my Jewel come back after being wronged by that lowlife Anse selling Jewel’s only worthwhile possession. Anse don’t utter so much as an apology. Then they set on their way again and Anse tells ‘em all to get off the wagon so they can get up the hill. He’s too lazy to get out himself and have someone lighter in the wagon to get it up the hill. That Anse aint got no sense of respect about him and wrongs everyone he meets.==



Visual Depiction - Darl pgs. 253-254


=== In this section Darl is being taken to the mental institution in Jackson. The wordle represents how Darl's thoughts are completely random and uncontrolled. He's constantly jumping between third and first person. He is also laughing uncontrollably and can't understand why. He's making strange connections along with observations and keeps repeating the word "YES" ===