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Thomas Sutpen is a
focal character of
William Faulkner's 1936
novel Absalom, Absalom!
Sutpen arrives in Faulkner's
imaginary Yoknapatawpha County, Mississippi...
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after the
American Civil War, it
focuses on the rise and fall of
Thomas Sutpen, a
plantation owner in the
American South, as told by
several unreliable...
- Ellen, the wife of
Sutpen and
father of
Henry and Judith, to Niobe, "this
Niobe without tears, who had
conceived to the
demon [
Sutpen] in a kind of nightmare"...
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novel Absalom, Absalom!,
Thomas Sutpen, and Wash
Jones drink whiskey and
laugh together in the
Scuppernong arbor on
Sutpen's estate.
Scuppernongs are mentioned...
- surname, they were:
Grenier in the southeast,
McCaslin in the northeast,
Sutpen in the northwest, and
Compson and
Sartoris in the
immediate vicinity of...
- P. 151 Baxter, 1993. P. 177
Sutpen, 2006 Weinberg, 1967. p. 70: "...a
roman policier type of film..."
Sutpen, 2006
Sutpen, 2006 Baxter, 1971. P. 151 Baxter...
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Stubbs TV
movie 1994
Leave of
Absence Guy TV
movie 1995
American Gothic Wash
Sutpen TV
series 1995
Gramps Father TV
movie 1995 Tad Tom
Pendel TV
movie 1995...
- racism.
Perhaps as
relevant is a p****age in Absalom, Absalom! in
which Sutpen, a
Faustus character of the sort that
Pynchon deploys everywhere, s****s...
- him, it
helps destroy his wife Etta.
Guest starring: Muse
Watson as Wash
Sutpen,
Brigid Walsh as
Poppy Bowen,
Steve Rankin as
Carter Bowen, Judy Simpson...
- Absalom, Absalom!, Rosa, in
explaining to
Quentin why she
agreed to
marry Sutpen, states, "I don't
plead propinquity: the fact that I, a
woman young and...
