The Dualism of Joe Christmas

The main character of William Faulkner, the trajectory of Joe Christmas and immoral decisions became a siren song, which gave him the life at the stern of the stern. Christmas way changed, twisting, foolish person carried to the world was created. Then he saw his past without mercy in order to make a decision for his future. Bright August is similar to Robert Frost's "Untaken Road", but when Joe decides that he reaches the bifurcation point of the road and that he has to plan the type of life that he wishes to lead, the inconsistent elements It mixes with his role.

August Joe 's Christmas study in the light Joe' s Christmas eating disorder in the light of August and dislikes of women 's sexual desire (or female) also trace back to the original scene of the dietitian chamber I can do it. However, the original scene is not the last piece of the puzzle. The original scene is used as a work condition for further analysis of Joe's psychology. In the rest of the novel, the reader is encouraged to associate that scene with Joe 's behavior first. However, between Freud's theory and the original scene and Joe's symptomatic behavior, I will draw a one-to-one relationship. Mechanical connection of points does not solve the problem

Joe named Christmas as he was abandoned at a 5 year old orphanage at Christmas Eve. After not entering the orphanage he was hired by the McEachern family, a husband without children and a wife. Her husband forced him to abide by his rigid and unfaithful cold British parliamentary doctrine and tried to defeat his religion to Joe. When McEachern tracked Joe at midnight school dance, Joe 's night escape, Joe probably beat him to die. When he needed her most, Joe lost his prostitute girlfriend Bobby Allen and was beaten badly that night. He started on the street, running whiskey, sex, and violence for 15 years.