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Bell Ringer: Monday, March 26th Get “A Rose for Emily” out on your desk Draw this plot diagram in your bell ringer. Fill it in with events from the text. Be sure to include what happens at the END!

What happens… Emily Grierson Never married Father dies, she does not accept the death, but eventually he is buried Object of pity in the town Homer Baron comes Will they marry? It doesn’t materialize Homer disappears Emily becomes reclusive The smell China painting lessons Taxes Homer’s body

To respond… I agree/disagree with…because… I think this is interesting… Do you think that… I’d like to hear more of your thoughts here… To respond…

Why does Faulkner tell the story the way he does? He COULD have presented the story in chronological order, but he did not. Why?

What is up with the title of the story? Why a “rose”? Why not for “Miss Emily”? She’s always referred to in that way.

“The title was an allegorical title; the meaning was, here was a woman who has had a tragedy, an irrevocable tragedy and nothing could be done about it, and I pitied her and this was a salute ... to a woman you would hand a rose.” - Faulkner

Who, exactly, is the narrator? “We” Do you like the narrator? Do you feel like the narrator can be trusted? Is the narrator objective?

What’s with the ending? The final scene is certainly “gothic” and a little disturbing. What do you make of this? How do you feel about Miss Emily by the end of the story?