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12 Φεβ 2012 · Character analysis of Abner Snopes in "Barn Burning" by William Faulkner MLA citation: Balcarcel, Rebecca. "Abner in 'Barn Burning'." Online video clip.
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Abner Snopes Character Analysis. The patriarch of the Snopes family, Abner claims that he was once a “horsetrader,” though he was actually little more than a stealer of horses during the Civil War, as well as a mercenary (someone who fought for money rather than out of loyalty or patriotism).
Character Analysis. Abner is a terrifying figure. He controls his family with physical and psychological violence, and makes them accomplices in his favorite pastime: burning barns. "Barn Burning" focuses on the impact Abner's behavior has on his ten-year-old son, Sarty.
He compensates for these shortcomings by being a silent tyrant, ruling his family with threats and the promise of violence, as well as by destroying the livelihood of those individuals he believes have slighted him. A detailed description and in-depth analysis of Abner Snopes in Barn Burning.
The setting is a makeshift court for a Justice of the Peace, for Abner Snopes has been accused of burning Mr. Harris' barn. Immediately, Sarty is convinced that the people in the court are his and his father's enemies.
