"That Evening Sun" 
.... the black woman they hire when their own maid,
Dilsey, is ill, and her growing fear of her husband becomes an ongoing point of tension in the
Compson household ....
(1802
7
)
William Faulkner's "That Evening Sun"
.... the black woman they hire when their own maid,
Dilsey, is ill, and her growing fear of her husband becomes an ongoing point of tension in the
Compson household ....
(1751
7
)
Violence in "That Evening Sun"
.... the black woman they hire when their own maid,
Dilsey, is ill, and her growing fear of her husband becomes an ongoing point of tension in the
Compson household ....
(1802
7
)
Theme of Despair in Literature
.... peaceful moments. Additionally, it appears significant that
Dilsey is only a member of the
Compson family by association. By and ....
(7064
28
)
The Sound & The Fury and Beloved
.... part of this; symbolic of this presence for the Compsons is of
Dilsey, who knows .... In sickly Mrs.
Compson, the haunting takes the form of a failure to reach the ....
(3080
12
)
Family Conflict in Faulkner and Cather
.... peaceful moments. Additionally, it appears significant that
Dilsey is only a member of the
Compson family by association. By and ....
(8070
32
)
William Faulkner
.... the black woman they hire when their own maid,
Dilsey, is ill, and her growing fear of her husband becomes an ongoing point of tension in the
Compson household ....
(1525
6
)
"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"
.... the black woman they hire when their own maid,
Dilsey, is ill, and her growing fear of her husband becomes an ongoing point of tension in the
Compson household ....
(2248
9
)
Decline of the Family Theme in 2 Works
.... None of the three
Compson brothers sees the real world, free of their prejudices and inner fears. That is left to
Dilsey in the final section, for her world is ....
(2272
9
)
Comparison of Sound & the Fury & Invisible Man
.... sister Caddy who fled with a man, or the
Compson parents who .... family's interrelationships are described in clearer terms, especially the significance of
Dilsey. ....
(2126
9
)
Narrative Techniques of Postmodernist Fiction
.... and the Fury, which is frequently frenetic with the clash of the
Compson family members, closes with a richly described epiphany of
Dilsey's consciousness of ....
(7464
30
)
