Fake Cavaliers of Southern Women: Biblical Allusions in Faulkner’s works—Based on Dry September and The Sound and the Fury

As a native of the South, Faulkner had deep love this land and was also deeply influenced by which known as Biblical Belt. In his novel, The Sound Fury short story Dry September, looks back at changing history American South takes an insightful stock impact that society on people time. This paper intends to find parallel correspondence between Bible texts through analysis each plot, characters narrative structure. creatively employs rape Dinah in analyze purpose meaning behind men's seemingly righteous revenge for women family. writer concludes patriarchal society, weather primitive period Dinah, or modern era Minnie Caddy, men’s fierce contamination female chastity preserve family honor status, women’s situation sufferings were little importance them.