Stevens-Mallison Home in "Hand upon the Waters" (Location)

After Gavin is shot, he is resting on the veranda of his home. This is presumably the home that Stevens shares with his married sister and her family in The Town and eight other Faulkner texts, and which is owned by their father. Here is the way Gavin's nephew, Charles Mallison, explains the arrangement in The Town: "We were all living with Grandfather then. I mean Grandfather was still alive then and he and Uncle Gavin had one side of the house, Grandfather in his bedroom and what we called the office downstairs, and Uncle Gavin on the same side upstairs, where he had built an outside stairway so he could go and come from the side yard, and Mother and Father and Cousin Gowan on the other side."