Darl Bundren is a character from William Faulkner's novel, "As I Lay Dying." He is the second son of the Bundren family and is known for his introspective nature and deep connection to his surroundings. Darl often serves as the narrator in the novel, providing insight into the thoughts and feelings of other characters. Throughout the story, Darl's perspective reveals the family's struggles as they journey to fulfill their mother Addie Bundren's wish to be buried in her hometown. His unique ability to perceive the emotions of others sets him apart, but it also leads to his eventual isolation and conflict within the family.