What happened to Homer Barron in "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner?

William Faulkner 's "Roses of Miss Emily" was with the hero Miss Emily Grissen after the Civil War. Although the war is over, Miss Emily is an old beauty in the south. Her father is very well trained, gentlemen, especially women will never deal with any unpleasant things. Not surprisingly, this is the cause of the conflict for all people in this story - except Miss Emily, everyone

Her father demanded Miss Emily 's followers very strict, so no one thought that no one could marry her. Lady Emily was shocked after her father died.

For this reason, Miss Emily was a very lonely woman. Despite his hometown Homer Baron, when he found Homer Baron, the citizen was very happy at the beginning. He is what we call a carpet packer.

South Korea must clearly be rebuilt after the war, and the company came from the north from the group to take advantage of work opportunities. These people are known as rugbaggers and are ridiculed by Southerner to take advantage of their weak economic situation. Still, these workers are essential to rebuild the southern part torn in the war.

The town of Miss Emily hired the company to rebuild the sidewalk, and the company of Homer Baron got a job. He is in charge of the company and his job is to supervise the project. Of course he was a team of the Yankees, and it soon made him a suspicious role. He also

A big, dark, prepared man, a louder voice and bright eyes than his face. When the little boys hear that he is fiercely accusing Assembler, Assembler sings rugged relief so as to make it in time. Soon he met everyone in the town. Every time I hear lots of laughs at the plaza, Homer Barron will be the center of the group.

Apparently, Homer Baron was a friendly person, as soon as he and Miss Emily were found on a car in the street on Sunday afternoon.

Eventually, the conversation changed, Gossip insisted that she was a "corrupt woman". Not only does everyone sympathize with her, but in a moral anger it seems to be an illegal marital relationship with Homer Baron (Yankee Carpet Packer). This is a shameful situation, but Miss Emily is still pitting him, for Homer Baron claims he is not a "married man".

One day, Miss Emily bought arsenic, and everyone thought that she would commit suicide. No one stopped her. Soon she also bought a toilet (comb, brush, mirror). There is also a set of clothes including nightgowns engraved on them. Everyone thinks that the couple is married, but no one ever looked at Homer Baron.

When Miss Emily dies, people will enter her house. All we know is that Homer baron is dead and his body is kept in the bedroom on the second floor of Miss Emily 's house. His body was wearing pajamas and entered the bed. Nearby there is Miss Emily 's clothes and toilet.

The bed is now covered with dust, but the citizens who were useless are clear that Homer Barron was lying next to him, as if from a people's embrace. What is even more annoying for them is what I found on the other side of the bed. There is a long silvery hair on the pillow, and it is clear that Miss Emily is already lying in the embrace of at least the dead lover.

In "Rose of Emily", William Faulkner wrote two lovers, Emily Grissen and Homer Baron. Their characters contradicted each other, eventually making Emily sleep. Poison Homer. Faulkner discussed their different social backgrounds and emotional behavior, and used "old age" to symbolize Emily and "New Age" to symbol Homer. Emily Grierson is a wealthy man's daughter from the social class of the southern town of Jefferson. He is a very great person and she does not allow me to see men for any reason. He will lock her home and will never let her go away from him. Citizens believed that Griersons thought he was too high and thought that no one was so good for Miss Emily. They think that Griersons is "picture" or "imitation". When the woman said words of condolence, Emily saw them without seeing sad expression on her face.

In William Faulkner's unforgettable short story "Ai Mei's Rose", Miss Emily never got tied to her father. After his father's death, she began to see the mysterious disappearance of Homer Baron. In this case, the rose can symbolize the short time of love shared with Baron before Miss Emily left.