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Entry #3 - "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner

QUESTION #4

Find the paragraphs in which the narrator mainly mentions about Miss Emily’s father, and Miss Emily’s reaction towards her father’s death. Then examine the relationship between the daughter and the father?

  The relationship between Miss Emily and her father is one that probably began with much love, but certainly continued with excessive protection on the father’s part, as Miss Emily grew older, ending in solitude and insanity for both. Nothing is mentioned about Mrs. Grierson, I assume she was not present in their lives, probably passed away when the Griersons were a young family, which make sense since there aren’t any siblings in the picture either.

In addition to the sense of horror many fathers feel when thinking about giving their daughters away in marriage to another man, and the fact that they only had each other, and the “Negro” manservant in life, is enough reason for me to justify the father’s reaction to any possible interest in her daughter, as protecting and holding on to loved ones is an innate quality many share.

What to some people around town might have seemed as a pompous act, arrogance or self-importance on Mr. Grierson’s part, I believe just as others in town did, was no more than a reflection of his fears after having lost whatever thing of financial value they owned, except the house; his desire to hold on to a family name which meant less and less as years passed, living in a town where most of the big, respected families were disappearing.

I attribute Miss Emily’s reaction to her father’s death to the very facts I have stated about her father’s reasons to push all her suitors away… the realization that NOW she was on her own, and her family name was not much to count on.

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