The Tragedy of Miss Emily's Life

The tragedy of Miss Emily's life is a common reality that repeats in the lives of many beautiful women after the American Civil War. The lack of women's choice to improve life and the aversive nature of the upper class of society are to wait for pursuit of the pursuit's life. For nurturing, upper-class women are educated and will not accept husbands who do not have a certain amount of important property. With such stringent training and compassionate aunt and mother's implementation, young women can rely on them to see it without any help with adults.

William Faulkner 's Miss Emily piece "Miss Emily' s rose" that gave Emily a rose is a story about quiet loneliness and tragedy. The story ends in an amazing way, but the reader is not completely ready. Faulkner makes good use of Miss Emily 's physical condition picture and informs the reader what is going on inside her. Emily's childhood picture or "picture" gave us the first clue about her strange character. She said "Behind the white slim figure, her father is a half-figure of the foreground, facing backwards and holding a whip, two of whom were destroyed by the backdoor."

William Faulkner 's "rose for Emily" is focused on Miss Emily Gleason' s sad life in Jefferson Town. Emily was living a solitary life in the former White House. She tried to send her the most fulfilling life, but she was oppressed. She tried to keep her life and land privately, but let these passers-by see her life as if it were a television program. Misgrimson is a female and is considered a matter of Jefferson Town. - "Emily's Rose" begins with a line and instantly tells the audience that Emily Greason is living expression life; Obvious voyeurism throughout the story following the hero's life from the perspective of her cautious community, introduced in the first line