Analysis of the Dysfunctional and Delusional Bundren Family

As William Faulkner says, D Lay Dying depicts a tragic family story and their miserable journey in Missouri. Bundren originally started after the mother's death, but their journey was quickly driven by embarrassment, selfishness, and hatred. When evaluating the true severity of their dysfunction it is essential to evaluate each individual's individual motivations and emotions separately through a journey. Anse Bundren obviously can be regarded as one of the most selfish and self-centered members of the family.

Anse Bundren: Anse is head of the Bundren family. He is a poor farmer with low back pain and overwhelming selfish instinct. The failure to properly raise my child seems to be due to the dilemma that his child often encounters. He was rude and disgusted by the children. In the whole novel, his only two goals seem to be to buy a new denture and to bury his wife. Darl Bundren: The second person in the Bundren family is the most sensitive and the most unique person in the novel. Until the family continues to suffer, until Darl's frustration finally tries to end things by burning it by burning his mother's coffin and placing the barn in the place where the coffin was placed It continued to increase.

Darl Bundren - Child of the second Bundren. Darl is the most sensitive and sensitive of the surviving Bundrens. And we offer the most inner monologue in the novel. When the family was hit by a disaster on the street, Dahl was disappointed with the whole process and tried to definitely end things by burning his dead mother's coffin. Jewel - Ady and Minister of Illegal Children of Whitfield. Dahl seems to understand him, but jewelry is still the most mysterious part of the novel and is not the most representative part of many parts. Jewelry has pride and intense independence, and most of his family and neighbors are selfish and confused. But his passionate and meditative character reveals the true love and devotion to his mother and becomes an intense guardian of her coffin.