The Sound and the Fury is probably one of the most unique novels I've ever begun. The fact that the timeline is so clumped together gives the storyline, if possible, even more understandable, as it helps the reader to better understand how Benjy's thought processes work. However, throughout the novel the separate timelines are dispersed, but chronologically, which shows the absolute skill and talent William Faulkner clearly possesses. The difficulty and advanced writing skills used within the novel are very impressive, and make me want to read more of Faulkner's writing. I think and hope the most interesting part of this novel will be the narration of Benjy in a more objective view.