The Sound and the Fury (novel, by William Faulkner)

"The Sound and the Fury" by William Faulkner is a literary novel that explores the decline of a Southern family through the perspective of four different narrators, each with a unique voice and understanding. The story examines themes of time, memory, family loyalty, and social change, often using complex and non-linear narration. Faulkner delves into the characters' inner thoughts and struggles, portraying their inner worlds and external circumstances to reveal the tragic effects of loss, tradition, and change in the American South. The novel challenges readers with its rich, layered storytelling but offers profound insights into human nature and societal shifts.