Emily’s Relationship with Death

Relationship between Emily and Death Norman Cousins ​​once said "Death is not the biggest loss in life, the greatest loss is to die in our life." People in society are very pessimistic about everyday events and are concerned about the pain of death. On the contrary, the concept of fear still corrupts the people of the society. Living with a first-class family seems attractive to outsiders, but it is difficult for children in the family to cope with themselves and find their place in society.

Emily tried to impose power on death by denying the fact of death itself. The strange relationship between her and her beloved corpse (her corpse) was only revealed when her father died. As she was unable to acknowledge her death, Emily obsessed with the image of the dominant father, and his rejection and control became the only but extreme form of love she knew It was. She reluctantly gave up. When Homer died, Emily refused to admit it again - this time she was responsible for achieving death. When she killed Homer, she was able to bring him closer to her. But Homer 's inanimate object always keeps him far. Emily and Homer 's grotesque marriage reveal an attempt by Emily to get in the way and die alive. But, death finally won

Three of the "Emily's roses" died. All three deaths have different effects on the community. Emily 's father' s death brought duty to the community. She denied the death of her father, and they all knew that her father stole the young man from her. The community expressed sympathy for her and was forced to look after her. Emily's death brought sadness, curiosity and shock to the community. Citizens feel sad because they remember respected Emily. They have been very curious because she has not left home for many years. They found a dead body of Homer Baron so they were shocked. Therefore, death of Homer Baron brought shock and guilt to the community. I can not imagine anyone sweet Emily, especially those who love her, to kill. Citizens who have a relationship with Emily feel guilty. On the road, this is their fault.

After her father's death, Emily tried to live in a local area and built a marriage relationship with Homer to remove the past. Homer 's death is the only way Emily can get the relationship she wants, but she is not the life that she dreams of. At last she can love someone and she will imagine, he will be her husband. Chopin and Faulkner used various questions to explain the struggle that Louis and Emily encountered when their desires were not met. Initially, the issue of women seemed to be relatively unimportant, and the solution was desperate and shocking. In order to better understand the meaning of the story, the author uses images, ideas, and emotions in various ways. By doing so, the author hopes that the reader avoids firing Rui and Emily and stimulates understanding and compassion.