In Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury, the character Quentin breaks a watch, given to him by his father, to escape from its ticking sound, which he finds intensely disturbing. Which archetypal idea does Quentin's watch likely symbolize?
the wasteful use of time
the fading memories of the past
the unstoppable passage of time
the unintended consequences of gifts
the wasteful use of time
the fading memories of the past
the unstoppable passage of time
the unintended consequences of gifts
