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

What a mysterious life and death of Miss Emily with a stupefy history of her baffle and her lover that the whole community was effected by it and had to come to visit her at death, the men came from respect and women out of wonder to get inside of the olden times and may to discover the secrets of the house. The townsfolk that Emily leaved had its own voice that was describing her as ?tradition a duty, and a care?. Everybody in town acted differently to Miss Emily, but they each come together to one opinion that she was a wo manhood who kept her life to herself at the all time. In her younger years her tiro had driven all her suitors away by simply explaining that no man is good for his daughter. Emily did non render the confidence, or maybe self-esteem and self-worth, to call up that she could stand alone and succeed at life especially in the face of changing times. She had always been ruled by, and depended on her father, Tobe and Homer Barron to protect, patronage and act for herself. Life prat be sad or it can be very tragic, some of it we make ourselves and some of it is being through with(p) to us. Emily had a hard life because everything that she loved have had left her. afterward her father?s death she could select men of her choice and liking, he couldn?t chase them off any more, but she did not recognise how to date, how to show gentle and womanly expressions after all those years of her father?s actions. Unfortunately, Emily became home bound. Miss Emily didn?t socialize much pull out for with her manservant Tobe who visited her just for some chores around the house and go to a market. Faulkner portrays Emily and her family as a graduate(prenominal) social class and she did carry her self with high self-esteem and people gave her respect, based on fear of what Emily could do to them. She did have a gentleman friend named Homer Barron. Homer was a Forman for a road construction company and Emily?s father probably would not be pleased with this affair considering her upbringing. Of course, Emily like most women dreamed of acquire married and having a family and most of all, being loved.