I looked up the name "Emily", which derives from the Latin name "Aemulus" , meaning "rival". I thought the name "Emily" was perfect for our main character; who I feel is having an internal struggle within herself. Emily is the main character in this story, you are given a brief background on her by the narrator , but you never find out how she feels or what she's thinking...
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She's come from a well respected family and so she is well respected by the town's people and this is realised instantly as in the first line she is described as a "fallen monument", meaning she was a woman of great importance. The town feels like they are obligated to care for her after her Father dies which shows that her family had been quite important people in the Town's Society and she seems to have some sort of power over the town...
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Emily Dickinson's use of Language Techniques So instead of using the word “splashless”, she uses the word “plashless” because it sounds softer, and so the soft sound can relate to the birds peaceful flight better...	3 / 567
Life After Death The poem is about a married couple dealing with the recent death of their son, who the husband had to bury in their own backyard. It is a considerably long poem, which doesn't require one to read between the lines...	3 / 823
Emily Dickinson In a critical essay by Ralph Joly he writes, "On one hand, she seems nearly to celebrate it as an anodyne to life, as in "Because I could not stop for Death," where death appears in the guise of a suitor and the grave is a "House" in the ground" ("Emily Dickinson")...	4 / 933
A World of True Imagination Dickinson goes about "a famous sleep" were everyone goes alone on. The "famous sleep" is referring to death ad that it "makes no show for dawn," once you fall asleep you do not wake up again because you are then dead and gone...	3 / 657