A Rose For Emily

III. A Rose for Emily         A Rose for Emily handles its theme of the traditions and myths of the remote South very well. Emily, a very disturbed and raving mad southern char lives her sprightliness shielded by her everyplaceprotect and society. As a woman, she is supposed to be a peeress and nonhing more. Her father keeps her completely isolated from society which all over time makes her completely insane, making her not unlike umpteen other oppressed women of her time. This isolation is seen again and again in literature, one perfect example being The xanthous Wallpaper. The sensationalistic Wallpaper shows how mans domination and control over women result in insanity and perversity. With the death of Emilys father, her tone becomes very disgusting and perverse but the townshipspeople neer confront her because of her familys tradition of status in the pith of the town. This acceptance of Emily and her peculiar ways because of her famil ys position in the town is clearly shown in the story when her father dies, when she absorb for the arsenic she is so easily given by the druggist, and the silver screen up of the awful smell coming from her house.         In the credit line of the story Emilys father, the well respected businessman of the town passes away. All of Emilys life has been lived in seclusion from the outside(a) world. She has been quiet by her father, but is now all all yet for her servant Tobe. The death of her father shows how her sheltered and controlled life has taken its toll and driven this young southern woman to insanity. She does not accept her fathers death and tries to open on to him because he is her sense of security. She keeps her father right at the knock back just as if nothing has... If you want to express a full essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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