hat later succumbed to the earths call as bitter old men and women because of foiled dreams and stunted development caused by the elite's bogus idea of superiority. After her "puppet-master" died, it was only natural for Emily to prioritize quenching that thirst she had for a lover on her "list of things to do after daddy dies." The realization of that vision came in the form of Homer Barron, a day laborer, but what makes their relationship really interesting is Homer's being a Yankee, meaning, he is from the territory of Jefferson's political adversaries in the north. This unconventional relationship just gives us a solid reference to the idea that despite conflicts, it is still possible for people to have cordial relationships; it's just a m
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