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A 3 page paper which
examines if Faulkner is indicating that relationships are real, or if they are merely built on
human need as it relates to his novel “As I Lay Dying.” Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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3 pages (~225 words per page)
File: JR7_RAflkdie.rtf
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and very real. We do not often stop and consider if they are real relationships, or whether they are merely built on our own needs and desires. It may well
be the case that if we stopped and looked at a relationship to see if it was built on equality and real elements, we may find it was built on
nothing but a need to be accepted, a human need that involves the need to be with others so that we can survive. As such relationships can be seen in
very selfish and almost desperate terms. The following paper asks if Faulkners relationships in "As I Lay Dying" are real or relationships that are built on human need to survive.
As I Lay Dying When we first look at this particular story we know, straight off, that it is a story that is about many different relationships. And,
perhaps in the format itself we gain an understanding of whether or not Faulkner presents us with real relationships or relationships that are nothing more than a pursuit related
to human need. "plot is relatively straightforward, the story of a poor familys journey from the hills of Yoknapatawpha County to Jefferson to bury one of its members. But the
story is told in a way that is anything but straightforward" for "the novel has no single narrator" but rather "has 15 narrators- family members and outsiders- who piece together
a funeral journey in 59 unnumbered sections" (Worlds Greatest Classic Books: As I Lay Dying). From this perspective one may, without even knowing much about the story, assume that Faulkner
believed that relationships were nothing more than a human need to survive and not be alone. This is evident in the structure for there are so many people with so
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