Which excerpt from Sullivan's article best reflects a tone that is critical toward Faulkner's authorial decisions? A. But for now he remains somewhat ambiguously alive.
B. Faulkner makes a set of choices, in reconstructing Sutpen's past, that ought to draw our attention.
C. The longer that remains the case, the more vital this book grows, for Faulkner is one of the great explorers of that madness.
D. The plot, for instance. There is none.