In Barn burning, does Sarty’s gradual defiance of his father actually indicates a rejection of Abner or if in the way Sarty rejects his father, Sarty becomes more like Abner, dooming Sarty to repeat the failures of his father thereafter.

Faulkner’s “Barn Burning” has been described as a bildungsroman (a coming of age story), especially considering the ending. Some critics argue Sarty’s departure indicates Sarty separates himself from his father and his father’s way of thinking. Others argue Sarty’s departure echoes Abner’s own behaviour. Discuss, with evidence from throughout the entire story, whether Sarty’s gradual defiance of his father actually indicates a rejection of Abner or if in the way Sarty rejects his father, Sarty becomes more like Abner, dooming Sarty to repeat the failures of his father thereafter.

Please writer has to read the short story Barn Burning and use that as one of the resources. Most of the evidence used to argue point must come from the story.

Introduction should be clear and focused. whole essay should have a single idea that it is focused on.

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