In Faulkner's As I Lay Dying, what does the numbered list of Cash's thoughts most reveal about him? A. That he is organized and logical B. That he has an aptitude for math C. That he is an unreliable narrator D. That he has lost his mind

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Tanya Butler

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5 July, 08:08

In Faulkner's As I Lay Dying, what does the numbered list of Cash's thoughts most reveal about him? A. That he is organized and logical B. That he has an aptitude for math C. That he is an unreliable narrator D. That he has lost his mind

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Kaitlin Brady · Answer 1

In thi story, Cash is a super skilled pro with the wood and many times is called to be very perfectionist. So the idea of having a list of his thoughts is a sign of organization and logic. The first option is the correct one