*To begin, I observed how Faulkner introduces his story from a third person limited omniscient narration introducing each character with an indirect presentation. In reference to the narration of the story, we can see various third person pronouns throughout the story in addition to momentary inner monologues from the stories protagonist. For example, we enter with the protagonist’s first monolog “his father’s enemy (our enemy he thought in that despair;” (Faulkner, 263). Here, displaying the pronouns which continue throughout the fiction along with the italicized protagonist viewpoint which is the only one to be divulged in the fiction. Moving away from narration, I also noted an unequivocal amount of irony as well as questions arising with