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a rose for emily

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English

 

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May 26, 2015

 

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She rarely mixes with the people of the town, and never accepts the concept of transformation of the society; as a result, she prefers to live in the glorified past rather than adjusting into the present. This stubbornness becomes clear after the death of her father. She denies him a burial, and keeps him in the home for three days...
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This stubbornness becomes clear after the death of her father. She denies him a burial, and keeps him in the home for three days. However, the townspeople force into her house and take him away, but her denial verifies her indisposition to change. Moreover, this reluctance to mutation comes to the fore during the conversation between Miss Emily and the town authorities...
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