Jefferson's moral foundation is constructed around certain beliefs and to fit in one generally goes along with these beliefs without making much trouble. One of the most predominant aspects of the story includes the effect religion plays upon the community.
As is the case is real life, some do well to overcome while others do not. Sexuality and trauma emerge in the novel as obstacles to be overcome. These points-of-view help us understand how the community of Jefferson operates. While the novel is present in third person narrative, Faulkner does allow us to understand the point-of-view of several key characters in the novel. Faulkner presents us with characters that face complex circumstances and what we find mesmerizing is the very nature to which each individual responds to his or her circumstances. William Faulkner's novel, Light in August, represents the complicated nature of life, mankind's complicated responses to life, and the intrepid spirit of all men. ¶ … Nature of Man Explored in William Faulkner's Light in August
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