he went through at his age was punishment enough. Boon and Corrie eventually marry and name their son Lucius Priest Hogganbeck. Boon Hogganbeck Boon is also a major character in Go Down, Moses, where he appears as a McCaslin/Priest family retainer of limited education and interests. In The Reivers he shows the unexpected qualities of a car lover and a romantic hero; his marriage ties up a major "loose end" in the Faulkner canon. Ned McCaslin Ned's character resembles that of his distant relative Lucas Beauchamp in many ways. Like Lucas, he at least pretends to work for his white cousins while constantly outwitting them in various ways. The Priests invariably find it in their hearts to forgive him. References External links Photos of the first edition of The Reivers The Reivers at Digital Yoknapatawpha 1962 American novels Novels by William Faulkner Pulitzer Prize for Fiction-winning works Picaresque novels Random House books Novels set in Mississippi Novels set in Memphis, Tennessee Fiction set in the 1900s American novels adapted into films