As I Lay Dying

In William Faulkner's "As I Lay Dying," a dysfunctional family undertakes a difficult journey to fulfill a dying woman's last wish: to be buried in her hometown. Facing flooded rivers and their own internal conflicts, their mission becomes a grim test of endurance and familial obligation. The narrative unfolds through the distinct voices of multiple characters, offering a fragmented yet powerful look at grief and determination.