1. A Rose for Emily
The men came to show "respectful affection for a fallen monument," while women just showed up "out of curiosity to see the inside of her house," (242). ... As the guests enter the "once white, (and) decorated," we are lead into a house full of "dust and disuse," (242). ... The fact that Emily was spending time with someone, especially a Yankee, outside of her house became the "talk of the town." ... The Negro, not saying a word, vanished after allowing the first of the visitors into the house. The fascinated neighbors all "knew that there was one room above the stairs which no one had seen...
- Word Count: 887
- Approx Pages: 4
- Grade Level: High School