Two Great Short Stories Read by Many are A Rose for Emily by William Faulkner and The Necklace by Guy De Maupassan

Loiselle. Mathilde has always lived in her unreal dream, but he seems to be very concentrated on his wife. In addition, Mr. Royzel sacrificed the shotgun that he spent several months saving, so Matilde could buy a dress for the next party. The difference between the two main stories is that Emily killed her so that she could kill her man forever. This shows that excessive love by Gleason led to the collapse of the baron. But Mathilde and her husband still love each other. Mr. Loisel is a man looking for a necklace in the city and used the rest of his life instead of a necklace.

The two biggest short stories written in the late 19th and early 20th centuries are still being read by many people. These two stories are "The Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner and "Necklace" by Guy De Maupassant. Faulkner's book is about the lady's life named Emily Greerson and the secret of her hiding. Another book concerns a lady of a materialist named Mathilde Loiser who lost a fake necklace and found it to be a fake after ten years. Both stories "Amy's Rose" and "Yellow Wallpaper" show external control, so isolation and judgment from the outside world may lead people not to catch people correctly. In these two stories, the hero began to fall into further isolation from the outside world, and left the reality in the past. The views of each story are conveyed from the direct information of the event. Tell a story with "Emily's rose"

William Faulkner writes roses for Emily In a short story "Emily's Rose", Emily lacks social skills and Emily is refusing to adapt to her and that her personality and Bitterness shows. Emily showed the lack of her social skills when she tried to call her, in a short story "rose for Emily", and she refused to see them . Emily is not in harmony with other cities. When a town got a postal system for free, Emily refused to allow the town. - The importance of providing roses to Emily In the "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner, Faulkner's details about the scene and atmosphere will make the reader understand the value and belief of the character, and the reader understands the motivation I will help you. Action and reaction Miss Emily and other people in the town changed the mood and tone of the story