A Rose for Emily Group
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At the heart of the mystery surrounding Emily Grierson is her relationship with...
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Reply to #3 Right you are, Linda! I waited until I was 29 to get married, and...
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I LOVE Faulkner's writing style. He is known for his verbose writing style, but...
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After her father's death, Emily entered into a relationship with Homer Barron, a...
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In "A Rose for Emily," what are some of the reasons that Emily only went...
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I like this sentence: "Damn it, sir," Judge Stevens said," will you...
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I like the line when Judge Stevens responds to the complaints about the smell...
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Language and "A Rose for Emily"
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Discuss the role of "dust" in the story "A Rose for Emily."
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What is the "rose" in "A Rose for Emily"?
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Section III of the story details the beginning of Emily's relationship with Homer...
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In the third section of "A Rose for Emily," what is the main idea and...
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This is the beauty of Faulkner. I love how he weaves left over characters and...
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Another lesson this story might teach us is that keeping people under one's thumb...
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Thank you two :) it is clearer now.
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Literally, it is a shadow of someone standing or walking with spread legs. It...
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I think the main lesson is that one must change with the times. The story...
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Perhaps one lesson might be that one should chose his or her "significant...
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