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The protagonist of go, Moses is naturally Isaac MCCALLIN. The macallins he belongs to are one of the major manors in yoknapatafa County described by Faulkner. This novel is about the fate of generations of the two branches of the family (white descendants, including the "collateral" born by their daughter, and the descendants of black and white). The characters involved are Theophilus (buk) and amotius (butI), the twin sons of the patriarch Carlos MCCALLIN, and, of course, Isaac (ISAAC), buk's son“ In the "collateral system", there are the grandson of the old Carlos' daughter, Macalline Edmonds, the son of Carlos, Zachary, and the grandson, Carlos. Among the white characters, the more important ones are Isaac's mother, suofensiba, and his uncle, Hubert buchanp. Another branch of the novel's characters (black people) is the last name of the manor owner. Old karotheus didn't want to give his own name to his son, who was born to a black slave (i.e. his daughter). This slave can only be called tour of tome. TUR married a female slave of the buchanpu family and gave birth to a child, then his child had a surname buchanpu. Lucas buchanp, the second character in go, Moses, is tur's youngest son. His wife Molly, Caroline Barr, the old maid of the Faulkner family, is the archetype, and his grandson Samuel are the main characters in two (former) and one (latter) of the series of novels, respectively. In order to help readers understand the relationship between the characters, the translator draws a "pedigree map", which is attached at the end of the preface
go, Moses was first written in 1859 (not counting the part recalled), and the latest was Faulkner's "then" - 1941. Probably:
in 1859, Booker and macallin Edmonds went to Hubert buchanp to hunt down Thur, who escaped from slavery. Booker was arrested. Buty and Hubert play cards, save buck, and win a black slave. Booker later married Sophia buchanp and gave birth to Isaac in 1867 In 1877, Isaac was ten years old. He joined the hunters for the first time and entered the great forest In 1879, Isaac was 12 years old. Kill his first deer. Fazes held a ceremony for him to officially become a hunter In 1883, Isaac was 16 years old. The hunters killed the bear "Lao ban". The hound named "Lion" and fazes also died one after another. Isaac looked at the old books and knew the sins of his ancestors In 1885, Isaac was 18 years old. For the last time, he went to the sold camp in the great forest. He mourned fazes At the end of 1886, Isaac went to Arkansas and tried to give $1000 to suofensiba, Lucas's sister In 1888, Isaac was 21 years old. He decided to give up his ancestral property and move to town. He discovered the secret of the coffee pot given by his uncle Hubert Isaac married in 1889. He refused his wife's request to take back the estate In 1895, Lucas buchanp, the youngest son of Thur in tome, was 21 years old. He asked Isaac for his inheritance In 1898, the son of Zachary Edmonds, Carlos, was born and Zachary's wife died in childbirth. Molly, Lucas's wife, went to work as a nurse at Zac's house. About half a year later, Lucas went to "retrieve" Molly, and then "Duel" with Zach In 1906, Ross was eight years old. His racial consciousness "awakened" and decided not to eat and sleep with Henry, the son of Lucas In 1940, Molly's grandson Samuel was executed for a crime. Molly managed to make her body "return home with honor." Go, Moses)
in 1941, Lucas buried a wine maker and found gold coins by accident. He was addicted to treasure digging, but had to give up in the end In 1941, Isaac went hunting with Roth. He met Roth's mistress and found that she was the granddaughter of James buchanp, the elder brother of Lucas. He saw the cycle of evil return. But he passed on the silver horn to his son The fall of the delta)
the characters and stories in the third big black fool in go, Moses have nothing to do with the mccallings. Referring to the phrase "Lucas got married four or five years ago", it is presumed that the story should have happened in 1941. Later, when students at the University of Virginia asked why the story was inserted here, Faulkner replied, "because the big black fool and his wife rent Edmonds' house.". Faulkner's reasons are obviously a little grudging. In fact, this is still out of Faulkner's artistic needs. After he portrayed Lucas buchanp, he thought that there must be some more tragic brushwork to fully reflect the life of black people in the south