Seconding Dotty's suggestion for group feedback and discussion

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Hi all --

In addition to the questions that Dotty mentions below, I heard from Steve Knepper, who asks if we should set up a category for capturing "point-of-view" as part of a character's data, or maybe an event's data -- i.e. Barn Burning is narrated, in third person, but consistently from Sarty's point of view. I could see this becoming very important with something like As I Lay Dying, where same events are re-narrated from different points of view.

As I told Steve, that's the kind of good question we should talk about together. And Steve's question got me wondering if we want to create a character category to identify if someone is a child -- a type of figure that seems to become increasingly important to Faulkner. And if we want to try capturing that data, what should range of choices be? Child -- Adolescent -- Adult -- Senior? This is another question we should discuss. I imagine you've all starting coming up with others.
I'm happy to try any venue for "group discussion." What is your first choice?

Steve