Past Contrasted with Present in Faulkner's A Rose for Emily

In the past, Faulkner compared the past with the present era compared to Faulkner's "rose of Emily" rose. It was shown at Emily himself, Colonel Saltris who is an old black servant, and Alderman's board of directors. Currently it is mainly expressed by anonymous narrator's words. The new Oldman Board of Directors, Homer Baron (Yankees' s attitude towards Grayson, and hence its attitude towards the South), and the so-called "next generation with more modern ideas" represents the present era (Norton Collection , 2044).

Emily Grison previously lived in William Faulkner's "A Rose of Emily" by William Faulkner as Emily Gee. Lilson seems to live with her father what people call Old South. But most stories happened after the Civil War, Miss Emily obviously lived in the past. As critic Frederick Tom pointed out, "Many people can survive today, but few think about the future, these people usually live in the past.The idea is Emily Grayer Sen's heart ... ... (1) Emily's understanding of death, her relationship with her citizens, and her reactions to taxation are her clear examples.

In the past, Faulkner compared the past with the present era compared to Faulkner's "rose of Emily" rose. It was shown at Emily himself, Colonel Saltris who is an old black servant, and Alderman's board of directors. Currently it is mainly expressed by anonymous narrator's words. The new Oldman Board of Directors, Homer Baron (Yankees' s attitude towards Grayson, and hence its attitude towards the South), and the so-called "next generation with more modern ideas" represents the present era (Norton Collection , 2044).

William Faulkner's classic short story "Emily's Rose" is known as a model of Southern literature. In this magical county of Yaknapatawpha, Faulkner contrasts the past with the present era. Past representatives were Emily Greason, Colonel Sartoris, Board of Directors of Alderman, and a servant of the Negro. The new sheriff of Homer Baron and Old Man's new board represents the present. Homer is the main representative of the Yankees against Grayson and the South as a whole, this is the current situation. Emily looks at the past as a rosy place, but nothing will die. Her world passed away