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Faulkner also spent time in Hollywood as a screenwriter, mostly for Creator/HowardHawks, for whom he served as a screenwriter on, among other films, ''[[Film/ToHaveAndHaveNot To Have and Have Not]]'' and ''Film/TheBigSleep''.
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Faulkner also spent time in Hollywood as a an often uncredited screenwriter, mostly for Creator/HowardHawks, for whom he served as a screenwriter on, among other films, ''[[Film/ToHaveAndHaveNot To Have and Have Not]]'' and ''Film/TheBigSleep''.
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* "Literature/ARoseForEmily" (1930)
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* MentalHandicapMoralDeficiency: Faulkner's novels are populated with mentally disabled individuals who are {{BlackSheep}} of their families both because of their handicaps and their immoral behavior. Notable examples include the mentally retarded Benjy Compson, who was castrated for (allegedly) attempting to rape a neighbor's girl in ''Literature/TheSoundAndTheFury'', Ike Snopes of ''The Hamlet'', who was barely capable of speaking more than his own name and who became locally famous for having sexual relations with a neighbor's cow, and the last member of the Sutpen family, Jim Bond, is a severely retarded man who lives like an animal on what's left of the family plantation in ''Literature/AbsalomAbsalom''.
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* MentalHandicapMoralDeficiency: Faulkner's novels are populated with mentally disabled individuals who are {{BlackSheep}} the BlackSheep of their families both because of their handicaps and their immoral behavior. Notable examples include the mentally retarded Benjy Compson, who was castrated for (allegedly) attempting to rape a neighbor's girl in ''Literature/TheSoundAndTheFury'', Ike Snopes of ''The Hamlet'', who was barely capable of speaking more than his own name and who became locally famous for having sexual relations with a neighbor's cow, and the last member of the Sutpen family, Jim Bond, is a severely retarded man who lives like an animal on what's left of the family plantation in ''Literature/AbsalomAbsalom''.
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* ''Literature/IntruderInTheDust'' (1948)
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* DownerEnding: He's been quoted as saying "In writing, you must kill all your darlings." ''He did.''
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* DownerEnding: He's been quoted (with the quote itself adapted from a similar, earlier one from Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch) as saying "In writing, you must kill all your darlings." ''He did.''
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* ''Literature/AFable'' (1954)
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** Lucas Beauchamp, the protagonist of ''An Intruder in the Dust'', appears as a relatively minor character in ''Go Down Moses''.
