Us is the fishes (Welty. But the shifting, or loss of identity, is a constant threat. Encyclopaedia Britannica's editors oversee subject areas in which they have extensive knowledge, whether from years of experience gained by working on that content or via study for an advanced degree. Twain, Mark. I located myself in these pages and could go straight to the stories and pictures I loved (Welty, One Writers Beginnings 8). LCRI Net-Zero 2050: U.S. Economy-Wide Deep Decarbonization Scenario Analysis # Executive Summary As part of the Low-Carbon Resources Initiative open in new window (LCRI), EPRI and GTI Energy led an integrated energy system scenario modeling exercise to evaluate alternative technology strategies for achieving economy-wide net-zero emissions of carbon dioxide (CO 2) in the United States by 2050. At the beginning of the story William Wallace catches a small rabbit and acts as if he wanted to take it off to himself and hold it up and talk to it (Welty, 172). He himself would have been too modest to mention it. Subscribe. Forkner has also published three books on John James Audubon: Journals and Selected Writings in the Penguin Nature Classics series, with an introduction and editorial commentary; and two in Europe: the two-volume Journaux et Rcits (Atalante and the City of Nantes), a comprehensive collection of Audubons writings in French, newly translated, with a full biographical introduction and editorial commentary, and the John James Audubon Portfolio (Edition de la Main Fleurie) which includes an introduction, a selection of Audubons letters, and forty-eight reproductions of Audubons original watercolors printed on hand-made paper designed to replicate the paper used in the early nineteenth century. Among everything else, he was generous almost to a fault. They catch a baby alligator and the Malone brothers insist that they want to keep it. The roses needed a lot of water. It was told by Alexander Stephens, the vice-president of the Confederacy. [] Old Jack Frost will be pinching things up. Shortly after I finished graduate school and began to read more widely about the South I learned that Zora Neale Hurston had lived her last years in my home town, and was buried there. There is no great central Southern myth in The Wide Net. But I must have half-remembered that the potency of the mythic, including a few old southern folktales or legends, does play a key role in the story, especially by pounding the pedal throughout on the truth that no myth, potent or not, can ever measure up to one mans solitary predicament. These were some of the memories humming in my head when I began reading the books about Southern myth in Chapel Hill. The town was a typical Florida collection of frame houses, shady streets, and sandy alleys held together by a compact center of brick banks, churches, cafes, shops, and one movie theater, on the western side of the river within walking distance of the ocean to the east. But the town itself was lively and busy and relatively sheltered from the poverty and misery that remained a plague throughout the greater South even in the 1950s. A man and a woman, unknown to each, but sharing the commonality of being from the North, meet in New Orleans and commence upon a strange tour that almost verges on the romantic, but gets only as far as one hesitant kiss. enotes editorial.vsenotes.com20 jan. 2023 . The town was neatly divided into black and white neighborhoods, but my grandfathers house had been deliberately chosen because it was right on the border between the two and my cousins and I played and talked with black children every day. 2. Perhaps nature itself, the mother of all myth, is the true heart of the story. He was a tall dignified man who dressed in a white suit and always had a Stetson hat on his head or in his hand. It is a plunge into the inner depths that strains every fibre of his being, and tests his spirit to the limit. The Wide Net, short-story collection by Eudora Welty, published in 1943. I learned my grandfather had been instrumental in having him named the first black deputy in the county. But there were no old plantations or slave quarters, and no signs to mark the battles of the Civil War since there had been no battles. As Welty adds in her autobiography, there were Edna Earles all over the South. The thing about this part of the country in the great days is that people like Aaron Burr, J.J. Audubon, Lorenzo Dow, and goodness knows who, were as thick as blackbirds in the pie, and once the pie is opened, they are going to begin to sing (qtd. The storm in The Wide Net seems bent more on celebration than punishment, however. What was her first novel and when was it published? When he surfaces he is still in shock: And when William Wallace came up it was in an agony from submersion, which seemed an agony of the blood and of the very heart, so woeful he looked (Welty. The strands are all there: to the memory nothing is ever really lost (Welty. There seemed to be a force in the family that drove it to act or speak out, with or without the common consensus. When I was invited to speak about the myth of the South, the thought of Weltys The Wide Net, came to my mind in a flash. I had suspected something like this as a boy, but now it was confirmed. If there are two dates, the date of publication and appearance When Mother Nature, with majestic abandon, unleashes a storm for the ages (or the makers of myths) to show who will always rule the roost, William Wallace is not deterred or disturbed. Everything just before it changes looks to be made of gold. Immediately William Wallace looked down, as though he thought of Hazel with the shining eyes, sitting at home and looking straight before her, like a piece of pure gold, too precious to touch (Welty, 176). I had not forgotten the references to history and to historical figures in some of the stories of The Wide Net and Other Stories, notably First Love, and A Still Moment, to name the most powerful. Eudora Welty is comically playing on the popular refrain that such a collection of rural men and boys could be found only in the Deep South. Recollections contains a fifty-page biographical essay by Forkner. 10The Malones are like horses, and the Doyles are never without their dogs. Apparently, there was one male survivor of the Battle of the Alamo in 1836. Sunlight was scarce and each turn of the river took one deeper into a ripe darkness smelling of frog spawn and wild magnolia. William Wallace knows now that Hazel holds the secret mystery that will continue to make him more of his own man, and he is willing to follow her lead as long as it takes: He climbed to his feet too and stood beside her trying to look where she looked. The Wide Net has been one of my favorite stories for at least forty years. When they reach the river Old Doc remarks that the world has been turned to gold by the autumn sun: today, in October sun, its all goldsky and tree and water. Salesforce has a wide range of tools that can be integrated with it to boost productivity. As we discover, we remember; remembering, we discover; and most intensely do we experience this when our separate journeys converge (Welty. He is more at ease with the helpless wild creature of the woods than with Hazel at home. Right after he got back, though, some of his old friends met him at a local tavern and asked him if it were true that he had run away from the fight. After politely answering my questions about the Hurston papers, he turned to me and spoke for a good thirty minutes about my grandfather. I had no memory that Welty had tried to dramatize or imply a single overreaching southern identity, cultural, historical, or otherwise. I could easily call to mind other memories that would deepen and darken the story. The name of Edna Earle comes from the heroine of the most popular novel in the South after the Civil War, by Augusta Jane Evans. We may take this with a grain of salt, but the fascination with Scottish heroes in the South would have made the name of William Wallace a common choice. I had no memory that Welty had tried to dramatize or imply a single overreaching southern identity, cultural, historical, or otherwise. 22There is, however, a simpler explanation, of the South to be sure, but leaving the story still uncomplicated by history. Orlando: A Harvest Book, 2006. More important to my purpose here, however, they did help me throw some light on the pluralities of myth and legend that had confused me when I had first read The Wide Net. I realize this is a self-indulgent proposition, but to be honest, I no longer have much faith in finding the definitive myth of the collective South. I was fifteen years old, and was the only white in the group of workers. She ends One Writers Beginnings with a celebration of memory that for her has now become a personal creed, and has allowed her to begin her life as a writer. The river never seems the same, yet even when William Wallace forgets its name, its ageless identity is never in question: The winding river looked old sometimes, when it ran wrinkled and deep under high banks where the roots of trees hung down, and sometimes it seemed to be only a young creek, shining with the colors of wildflowers (Welty. As I have already mentioned, my grandfather lies at the heart of these memories. When she allows William his ritual role of thinking himself the man of the house by letting him tamely slap and spank her, the reconciliation is complete. New York: A Lisa Drew Book, 2004. New York: Signet Classics, 1961. He had never been given much credit for his act, though in the recent biography of Hurston, by Valerie Boyd, written long after my visit home, he is singled out for praise (436). He no longer fears Hazels mother, and turns away without a flinch when she appears. He was a tall dignified man who dressed in a white suit and always had a Stetson hat on his head or in his hand. I did recall that it had fascinated (and puzzled) me by mixing together a multitude of myths and legends, reaching far and wide in time and in place, including the local and the regional. 2023 eNotes.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Beanie deserves his own story. William goes out one night with two friends, gets drunk and lies all night in a ditch playing the harmonica. For one thing, I think I would have trouble arguing to myself, or to my wife and family, that I never existed, even as a boy, yet Eudora Welty is writing in the tradition of the modern folk tale. References to babies, for example, can be found everywhere, from the little man on the toy-like train, to the baby alligator, all the way to the corn shuck doll waiting by itself on the bench back in Dover. . 3Though I have spent much of my professional life reading and thinking about southern identity and the historical versions of the Old and New South, I really did not encounter anything resembling a theory of the South as a land of myth and mythmaking before I began my graduate studies at Chapel Hill. When Alice Walker wrote her essay about finding Hurstons unmarked grave, and lamented the lack of a headstone, she was writing only part of the story. . Now a host of biblical allusions begin to prevail over the Greek and Roman. Saying so, I freely admit my pirouetting into The Wide Net does take some special pleading. William Wallace will soon demonstrate a stronger will in a more heroic gesture than catching a rabbit. Still, going back to William Wallace, I can hear someone somewhere asking about his name. date the date you are citing the material. Physically, he was everything the legend had promised. She could have easily searched out one of the old Backus crowd willing to share the memory of Beanies role in the funeral and the missing headstone. deliberately refuses to shy away from vice, racism, pride, self-indulgence, and violence. No wonder Eudora Welty was ready to lash out if anyone else showed the same dimwittedness as the reviewer in Time Magazine. One day on a summer trip to Homerville, my mother took me to a field in the countryside and showed me two old tombstones under a tree. He was on a mission. Myth may help shape an identity, but memory is the single vital source of selfhood, and the key, I believe, to William Wallace and The Wide Net. Despite the help of the search party, the willingness of the community to lend a hand, William Wallace must forget the outside world before he plunges into the inner, and by so doing, he recovers Hazel, who as Old Doc knows, has been there all the time. Then there are the other adult members of the search party, the six Doyle brothers and their dogs, and the eight Malone brothers, eight giants with great long black eyelashes (Welty, Collected Stories 173). He saw that the bodies of the frozen birds had fallen out of the trees, and he fell down and wept for his father and mother, to whom he had not said good-bye (Welty, First Love, Collected Stories 168). Weltys mother refused to have a copy in her house. in Marrs 67-68). Once every now and then I rode my horse to school where there was a rail fence and where the teachers allowed us to eat our lunch sitting down by the horses. This outlined the principal concepts and it defined . Had he suspected down there, like some secret, the real, the true trouble that Hazel had fallen into, about which words in a letter could not speak Or in a myth, I cannot help adding. Hazel is pregnant, and William is baffled by her changing attitude (she would not speak and her eyes glowed). There doesn't seem to be a regularization effect from very high depth in residual net- works as wide networks with the same number of parameters as thin ones can learn same or better representations. I say this because when The Wide Net and Other Stories came out as a single volume in 1943, Time Magazine published a review that claimed that the stories were about as human as a fish. Eudora Welty was never much affected by reviews, good or bad, but this one raised her hackles, and she wrote to Diarmuid Russell: I saw the Time review but they say those things just because I happen to live in the southbut nobody else had better say I am unhuman (qtd. They were later given to the University of Florida. The shifting from one realm to another is a constant possibility. To me, there is more irony than history in the name William Wallace. 181). In many respects he cherished the community as much as his family, but it had to be the whole community, white and black. . Eudora Welty could use myth otherwise, as she does in such works as her masterpiece The Golden Apples. Walker Percy has written somewhere that a boy who has a Hamilton from his grandfather is a true son of the South, and I still have mine. It was a far better show than the movie. At least this is true of the first half of The Wide Net. The second half is a different matter entirely and herein lies one of the genial transformations that The Wide Net performs as naturally and as completely as one season turns into another. They were later given to the University of Florida. Though she is changing every day, she has really not changed at all. Old Doc lives on a hill and can usually be found in his rocking chair. We may remember his prayer: If only the golden bough/Might shine for us in such a wilderness! (Vergil, 166). When Mother Nature, with majestic abandon, unleashes a storm for the ages (or the makers of myths) to show who will always rule the roost, William Wallace is not deterred or disturbed. Sweet-gum red, hickory yellow, dogwood red, sycamore yellow. When William Wallace gets home, he notices a night rainbow over his house, though it clearly hadn't rained there. All of these stories were about life around the old family farms and houses back in Homerville, Georgia, not far from the edge of the Okefenokee Swamp. It was perfect for riding out on the sand dunes at night, and for taking friends to the honky-tonks to hear one of our classmates wail out his versions of the old standards of Hank Williams and the brand new songs of Jerry Lee Lewis. One was the Florida artist A.E. Doc doesn't believe that Hazel would have drowned herself, but he lends the men the net just the same. William Wallace takes the lead back to Dover, and back to Hazel who has never left their house. The Wide Net and Other Stories deliberately refuses to shy away from vice, racism, pride, self-indulgence, and violence. Omissions? But there is an even better reason not to insist too much on the historical significance of names in The Wide Net. Names are chosen for us, not the other way around, and The Wide Net insists upon individual choice as the primary measure of character. 171). Scottish heroes and William Wallace Jamieson of The Wide Net, surely, we might be tempted to think, the combination brings southern history into the story despite all evidence to the contrary. For one thing, I think I would have trouble arguing to myself, or to my wife and family, that I never existed, even as a boy, yet Eudora Welty is writing in the tradition of the modern folk tale. The Collected Stories. There is Old Doc, the local wise man who owns the net. Robert Fitzgerald. The black families had moved in the same direction to escape their hard lives as sharecroppers and a harsher form of racial discrimination. Aeneas needs the golden bough to allow him to safely travel through the underworld to find his father. 1943. I did recall that it had fascinated (and puzzled) me by mixing together a multitude of myths and legends, reaching far and wide in time and in place, including the local and the regional. When William dives into the river, and emerges transformed, the myth-minded reader may then think once more of the. His full name is William Wallace Jamieson. Even though there is no southern history in the story, surely his name is steeped in historical associations. But the real proof of his character came at noon, when we all stopped to have lunch. At this point the mythic and symbolic allusions begin to overwhelm, but I believe, as you know by now, that their very proliferation throws into high relief the singular nature of one mans all too human crisis. Usually there would be shade trees to stretch out under and cool off, but there were none here. He could lift hundred-pound sacks of fertilizer with each hand. For much of the story at least, William Wallace and the other characters are closer to the simple stock figures of song and legend than they are to men and women in the real world. The one I want to tell about my grandfather concerns another man involved in the Zora Neale Hurston saga. 183). The group that William finally collects is a motley one, all male, but they are of a kind. Print. Log in here. I met Foots the first day I was hired to work in a local fertilizer plant for the summer. He has written many essays on writers from Ireland and the American South, and has edited a dozen anthologies, including Modern Irish Short Stories (Penguin), A New Book of Dubliners (Methuen), Georgia Stories (Peachtree) and Louisiana Stories (Pelican). Eudora Welty is comically playing on the popular refrain that such a collection of rural men and boys could be found only in the Deep South. In the end, they seem happy and content again. Still, if I should apologize, I do. 5I do not mean to suggest that I find anything of myself in William Wallace, nor in his search for Hazel. The Rebellion failed, and Bonnie Prince Charles escaped to become another legend of Scottish resistance. Wrapped in Rainbows: The Life of Zora Neale Hurston. Lush, precise, and unpredictable in every line, The Wide Net is one of the greatest odes to the natural world ever written. They all carried their classic illustrations. What I remember most about growing up was the joy of being outside for most of the day in a sort of tropical paradise. Here time, also, is subject to confluence. Harmondsworth: Penguin Classics, 1990. As a matter of fact, he was a pillar of the community. Now us got scales, Sam cried out. But the town itself was lively and busy and relatively sheltered from the poverty and misery that remained a plague throughout the greater South even in the 1950s. Wives and girlfriends would be gathered under the windows, and the banter and singing between them and the men in jail are impossible to exaggerate. Knowing Eudora Weltys love of Ireland and the Irish, the echo is surely deliberate. I grew up during segregation, but the racism was subdued, and codified down to a syllable and a glance. PBS please bring this back. , notably First Love, and A Still Moment, to name the most powerful. The packet switching technology was essential to the development of . Then group returns to town, everyone carrying their heavy strings of fish. The town was a typical Florida collection of frame houses, shady streets, and sandy alleys held together by a compact center of brick banks, churches, cafes, shops, and one movie theater, on the western side of the river within walking distance of the ocean to the east. Its so sad that the culture that could have put these good hearted folks bare-feet in the creek was long ago swallowed up by progress. She had just published a masterpiece of modern realism in which dream and the inner world are as vividly brought to life as the outside, but this is an affirmation of the living human mind, not an evasion. Robbie worries about lightning. Seeing I was struggling with my bucket and shovel, he came right over and helped show me the right way to do it. Summary of The Wide Net by Welty. When later on I read Faulkners praise of natural courtesy I thought of Foots at once. She is one of Hazels cousins. There is the miraculous catch of fish, and the hymns William and Virgil hear while walking back home: They were having the Sacred Harp Sing on the grounds of an old white church glimmering there at the crossroads, far below. When William arrives alone at his house, he sees something he had never seen, a rainbow at night (Welty, Collected Stories 187). Still, as Old Doc exclaims to William: Everybody knows Pearl River is named the Pearl River (Welty, Collected Stories 176). On rereading the story I soon realized that my instincts had not failed me completely. In those days the post office had a small shop that sold tobacco and newspapers. Like my grandfather, Beanie was color blind as far as race was concerned. To begin with, the southern world I grew up in, a small coastal town in Florida in the years after WWII, was not all that representative of the South. Are there many other collections of the time framed with a stronger cry against the harsh realities of human fate? Its going to turn from hot to cold, and we can kill the hog thats ripe and have fresh meat to eat. The strands are all there: to the memory nothing is ever really lost (Welty, One Writers Beginnings 90). in Marrs 70-71). It was the county seat, so there were a few imposing public buildings. He hated fighting, but he had never lost a fight, and all his rivals had given up trying. I benefited from these books as much as anyone. When she allows William his ritual role of thinking himself the man of the house by letting him tamely slap and spank her, the reconciliation is complete. The Wide Net and Other Stories (1943), The Golden Apples (1949), and The Bride of Innisfallen and Other Stories (1955) are collections of short stories, and The Eye of the Story (1978) is a volume of essays. What touched me more, and what I remember best now, were the lives around me while growing up. Thanks for exploring this SuperSummary Plot Summary of "The Wide Window" by Lemony Snicket (Daniel Handler). Backus, locally known as Beanie. Updates? The citation above will include either 2 or 3 dates. There I was shocked to learn I may have been born into a myth, despite myself. [] Any day now the change will come. Of course these signs and symbols enrich the story at the same time they divert William Wallace from his search. 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