A Rose For Emily :: A Rose for Emily, William Faulkner

An rendition of William Faulkners "A come up for Emily" In the short explanation " A rosebush for Emily," William Faulkner declares the sad report of a woman who has had an extremely sheltered flavour. It is a tragic history in which expend Emilys hopes and dreams for a normal life are hopelessly lost. William Faulkner was simply writing a sad story that can be related to whateverone who has had hopes and aspirations, nevertheless has conflict within themselves and with others and who is uneffective to fulfill any of them. drop off Emily is unbroken at home by her father and is approximately privy from the world. It is not said in the story, but it is assumed that Miss Emilys mother is deceased or no long-acting around. The reader is odd with the impression that her father was uncaring, abusive, and arrogant. Apparently he kept Miss Emily hidden from fitting suitors and did not let her make a life of her own. laterward her fathers death, Miss Emil y was emotional unstable. For three long time subsequently her father died, she refused to intromit his death. She wouldnt let the townsfolks people dispose of his consistency. She so regressed when they last came to take his body bring out (because of the horrible smell which all of the neighbors were sound off about). Miss Emily locked herself forward in her self-imposed dark world. When she finally comes out in to the town again, she has cut off all of her hair act to make herself fancy like a little girl. Perhaps because she was attempt to regain stolen while by her father. During this time she meets Homer, a man the townsfolk consider to a lower place her who seems to almost replace her father. She finally seems to have instal happiness, but is then seen buying poison in the local medicate store. She asks for arsenic and refuses to tell the druggist what it is for. The townspeople think she is going to pop herself. Later they go out find out how wrong they w ere The townspeople reach to pressure Miss Emily to marry Homer because they call their relationship unseemly and disgraceful. The townspeople get hold of her cousins to come into town and request their intervention. They come chop-chop and seem to confabulation some sense into her. The townspeople were assured of their spousal relationship and her cousins returned home after one week. Homer then returned three days later and was seen sexual climax into Miss Emilys back door.A Rose For Emily A Rose for Emily, William Faulkner An Interpretation of William Faulkners "A Rose for Emily" In the short story " A Rose for Emily," William Faulkner tells the sad story of a woman who has had an extremely sheltered life. It is a tragic story in which Miss Emilys hopes and dreams for a normal life are hopelessly lost. William Faulkner was simply writing a sad story that can be related to anyone who has had hopes and aspirations, but has conflict within themselves and wi th others and who is unable to fulfill any of them. Miss Emily is kept at home by her father and is almost hidden from the world. It is not said in the story, but it is assumed that Miss Emilys mother is deceased or no longer around. The reader is left with the impression that her father was uncaring, abusive, and arrogant. Apparently he kept Miss Emily hidden from fitting suitors and did not let her make a life of her own. After her fathers death, Miss Emily was emotional unstable. For three days after her father died, she refused to acknowledge his death. She wouldnt let the towns people dispose of his body. She then regressed when they finally came to take his body out (because of the horrible smell which all of the neighbors were complaining about). Miss Emily locked herself away in her self-imposed dark world. When she finally comes out in to the town again, she has cut off all of her hair trying to make herself look like a little girl. Perhaps because she was trying to regain stolen time by her father. During this time she meets Homer, a man the townspeople consider beneath her who seems to almost replace her father. She finally seems to have found happiness, but is then seen buying poison in the local drug store. She asks for arsenic and refuses to tell the druggist what it is for. The townspeople think she is going to kill herself. Later they will find out how wrong they were The townspeople try to pressure Miss Emily to marry Homer because they call their relationship improper and disgraceful. The townspeople contact her cousins to come into town and request their intervention. They come quickly and seem to talk some sense into her. The townspeople were assured of their marriage and her cousins returned home after one week. Homer then returned three days later and was seen coming into Miss Emilys back door.