Which excerpt from Sullivan's article best reflects a tone that is critical toward Faulkner's authorial decisions?
A. Not to have failed completely at such a task is indistinguishable
from triumph
B. He tells us on the third page (in italics) pretty much everything that
will happen in the book, actionwise.
C. The September afternoon on which the book opens in a "dim hot
airless" room is described as "long still hot weary dead."
D. In a series of halting exchanges, Quentin tries to answer, about the
South and what it does to people.