In William Faulkner's novel "As I Lay Dying," Darl Bundren describes Jewel's eyes as "the eyes of a madman." This characterization reflects Darl's perception of Jewel's intense and often volatile emotions, highlighting the complexity of their sibling relationship. Jewel's eyes symbolize his passionate nature and the struggles he faces, suggesting a depth of feeling that goes beyond mere appearance.
Darl McBride was born in 1959.
Darl Douglas was born on 1979-10-05.
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They either had jewels and gems in the eyes or they painted the eyes white with a colored pupil. By now the jewels and gems may have been stolen or fallen out and the paint would have faded away. Romans were very colorful and liked painting with bright vivid colors.
Darl Bundren and Vardaman Bundren both seem to be able to read minds at points. Also, Vardaman, while the youngest, is the only character able to understand Darl's philisophical views of "is" and "is not."
Doleful eyes, beady eyes, bubbly eyes
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Their eyes fluttered open
I would spell it correctly in the first place and describe jewels as crystals, minerals that are used in jewellery to tantalise, delight and please the eye
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Darl approaches the obstacle of the cottonhouse with careful planning and a desire to execute their plan efficiently. Jewel, on the other hand, relies on his physical strength and impulsiveness to overcome the obstacle. Darl reflects on the situation and strategizes, while Jewel relies on his brute force to get through it.