What is wrong with Jason? Racism + the South - The Sound and the Fury Chapter 3 and 4 Analysis

In this episode of The CodeX Cantina, Una and Rebel Crypto delve into William Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury," focusing on the themes of Old South and New South ideals. They analyze how characters like Quentin, Jason, and Dilsey represent different aspects of Southern tradition, the transition after the Civil War, and the persistent issues of racism and control. The discussion explores the symbolism of heritage, the impact of historical events on individual psychology, and the slow pace of change in American society, highlighting Faulkner's commentary on truth, memory, and the decay of the Southern aristocracy.