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Instead of adapting to the changes that life brings along she makes her own fantasy world were there aren't any problems to deal with. It was uncommon for a southern girl and more importantly a Grierson to fall for a Yankee. She would rather look the other way when a problem arises instead of facing the problem. Miss Emily was born and raised in the south and Homer happened to be from up north. He will remain with her for several years until her death, and then the whole town finds Homer's remains in Emily's bed. Every one in the town new her father would never approve such a thing. Also she would have been looking for true love in life instead of the temporary happiness she found with Homer. After her father passed away Emily would never be the same. She seemed confused and frustrated by the fact that she owes the town any money so she chooses to ignore all the letters sent to her regarding her debt. That's why she keeps her father in her home even though she knows he is dead. She is convinced that Colonel Satoris could clear up all and any of her problems that she was confronted by because he was a good friend with her father not knowing, or not accepted that the Colonel was dead. Emily tries to hold on to the old way of living through any means necessary. Emily never listened to what any in town had to say so she dated Homer without guilt. Miss Emily was so old fashion that she wouldn't even let the townspeople put street numbers on her mailbox. Some topics in this essay:
Miss Emily,
Colonel Satoris,
Homer Emily,
William Faulkner,
colonel satoris,
town money,
miss emily,
paying taxes,
civil war,
war period,
fall yankee,
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