Response to "A Rose for Emily" I got the impression when the author explained the smell right after the suspected marriage and no one having seen Emily and Homer out around town that Homer had died. I wonder why nobody else thought of that. Everyone assumed that Homer had left even though no one saw him go. I think Emily probably killed Homer to keep him from ever leaving her. The trauma of Emily's father …
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…says that Emily's father left her penniless that she continued to get by for all those years. The only act of kindness or charity I saw toward Miss Emily was Colonel Sartoris waiving her taxes for so many years. There is no reference to the rose mentioned in the title. As she did not lead a life of joy or pleasure, were they referring to the burial roses purchased for Emily? Bibliography none response paper