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Peyton Farquhar is a fictional character from Ambrose Bierce's short story "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge." He is portrayed as a Southern planter and a Confederate sympathizer who is deeply committed to the cause of the South during the Civil War. Farquhar is characterized by his strong idealism and naivety, believing he can play a significant role in the war despite lacking military training. His experience during his execution reveals the depths of his imagination and the fragility of human perception in the face of death.
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What does Peyton farquhar volunteer to do?
What does Peyton Farquhar volunteer to do?
Describe Peyton Farquhar's last thoughts?
His last thoughts were of his wife and children.
Why does the author describe how Peyton Farquhar reacts to the sound of his watch?
In "An Occurrence at Owl Creek", the author describes the scene with Peyton Farquhar looking at his watch to tell the readers how Peyton is coping with the sounds around him. He is so frightened that his own watch is really loud.
What was Peyton Farquhar's occupation?
Peyton Farquhar was a wealthy plantation owner in Northern Alabama. Of course, he is a character of a short story fiction.
Who dies in Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge?
I am not sure who all of the characters are but i know that the main character is Peyton Farquhar
What did Peyton Farquhar like?
* Walking * Daydreaming * Walking * Daydreaming
Why was Peyton farquhar arrested?
He was trying to sabotage the Owl Creek Bridge.
State the situation Peyton Farquhar faces in Part 1?
He is about to be hung.
What happened to Peyton Farquhar at the end of the story?
he got his butt ate
In An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge What is Peyton Farquhar's occupation?
A wealthy plantation owner in Northern Alabama is Peyton's occupation.
9 What does Peyton Farquhar imagine in the story's last section?
whats up
Describe the sound that disturbs the thoughts going through Peyton Farquhar's mind?
a sharp, distinct, metallic percussion like the stroke of a blacksmith's hammer upon the anvil. The ticking of his watch.
