'A Rose for Emily by William Faulkner\r'

'In a Rose for Emily, William Faulkner uses a variety of imagery and flashbacks to show the kind of adult female Miss Emily is. The towns’ people all know of her found off their accounts and what they have heard of her home. Miss Emily was created to be an exceptional female figure. Feminists have fought for the right of women to be free from the old social restraints which have been in place for so long. A feminist believes a adult female should be strong and independent. In approximately ways the main character, Emily, is this kind of woman, but for the close to part she is portrayed as weak and fragile, though she is not.Miss Emily was pretty much a rebel. Miss Emily had indite letters from the Mayor and other officials about taxes, which she snub because she had â€Å"no taxes in Jefferson”. Miss Emily had a negro house maid, which the mayor Colonel Satoris sought to be wrong. Colonel Satoris definitely proved to be sexist in legion(predicate) ways. Satori s believed â€Å" whole women could believe it”, speaking about lies that only the men in the town could know the uprightness too about Emily’s dad. Emily was the ruler of the house, which was beyond social norms in that time. Being the one who ran the house, the woman banished the Mayor, townspeople, and sheriffs from her house. Faulkner proves Miss Emily’s power in more ways throughout the text.\r\n'