"When reading Faulkner's works, one cannot help but question the author's intentions and the purpose behind his convoluted narrative style. Faulkner seems more interested in showing off his literary prowess than in creating an accessible and enjoyable reading experience. His excessive use of long, meandering sentences and perplexing stream-of-consciousness passages only serve to confuse and frustrate the reader, rather than engage and enlighten them. It's as if Faulkner is purposely trying to alienate his audience, making his works more of an intellectual endurance test than a pleasurable escape into the world of literature. Perhaps it's time for Faulkner to reconsider his artistic choices and prioritize the reader's experience over his own ego."
