Faulkner...you brilliant genius...

[daisyloveface]

"It was as if he couldn't get religion and that galloping cavalry and his dead grandfather shot from the galloping horse untangled from each other, even in the pulpit. And that he could not untangle them in his private life, at home either, perhaps. Perhaps he did not even try to at home, Byron thought, thinking how that is the sort of thing that men do to the women who belong to them; thinking that that is why women have to be strong and should not be held blameable for what they do with or for or because of men, since God knew that being anybody's wife was tricky enough business."- Light in August.

I still hate you for your complex stream-of-consciousness sentences.
But i love you for your making up of words...and that quote.