Emily's Resistance To Change
1. One of the main themes is resistance to change. To what extent does Emily resist change? To what extent does the town resist change? Pick one or the other. Although the younger generation rose to status, they still can't bring change to the city until they can replace the old people who are in charge. 2.Analyze the role and recurrence of death. As death always comes as an ultimate end, each of those events drove Emily closer to her insanity and her own end.
3.The narrator is mysterious save for a few allusions. Characterize the narrator based on intext clues. The male narrator lives inside the story world which he talks about
4.Examine Faulkner's disregard for chronological retelling. How does this impact the reader's perception
3.The narrator is mysterious save for a few allusions. Characterize the narrator based on intext clues. The male narrator lives inside the story world which he talks about
4.Examine Faulkner's disregard for chronological retelling. How does this impact the reader's perception