A rose for emily (short story by william fualkner)

"Rose for Emily" is a tragic story about a woman named Emily Grierson, who, throughout his life had been controlled by his father. After his father died, Emily does not know or understand how to live their lives. (Kennedy, Dana, 4-7) at first refuses her father died, and then after three days, with great pressure from local doctors, who recognized his father's death, and left the villagers to bury him. Much of what the city can expect to happen to Emily. Emily becomes a loner, and sends his servant, Toby, who served the family for several generations in the market to buy. One day he met a Yankee journeyman named Homer Barron.

Homer and Emily began to see each other, and, finally, seems to be serious about their relationship. Emily began to fall in love with Homer, Homer, but not the same feelings for her. One day, Homer was gone and never seen or heard from again. Many years have passed, and Emily died. His curiosity and his cousin and sister went to his house to see where he lived his life. Upon arrival, they found the corpse lying on the bed in a mysterious locked room upstairs. On the bed next to the corpse was "long strand of iron-gray hair." (Kennedy, Dana, 4-7)

In "Rose for Emily" William Faulkner tells the story of a young woman who is too influenced and controlled by his father. His father did everything for her decision, and he chose someone who can and can not be courted by. After her father died, it took three days, Emily finally allow people to give her father a proper burial, because of his refusal, that his father died. Emily was based in large part to his father all her life, she did not know what to do and how to live. (Kennedy, Dana, 4-7) After the death of his father, Emily is left in the house when she felt safe and did not leave the outside world, regardless of what has happened and changed. How things have changed with the outside world, Emily continues to live in the past. For example, when a new power in town approach Miss Emily on taxes, which says: "See Colonel Sartoris.

(Scherting, 9P), I have no taxes on Jefferson - in spite of Colonel Sartoris had been dead for ten years. Emily Grierson describes Faulkner as a short, fat, and the mysterious woman who does not recognize the change. A good example of Emily Grierson rejection of any change, when people wanted to give a room in your house and your mailbox for the mail; Emily Grierson refused to conform to new ideals. When Emily met a man named Homer Barron, the residents were surprised by this, "Of course, Grierson did not think seriously about northerner, one working day." Miss Emily is someone living in the South and can not accept the reality that the North is the South after the Civil ...