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Colonel Sartoris never kept any record about Miss Emily not having to pay any taxes so when Colonel Sartoris died later on in life the sheriff told Miss Emily that she had to pay her taxes that she owed and Miss Emily had told the sheriff that she pays no taxes to go see and talk to Colonel Sartoris. Colonel Satoris had been dead for quite a while already but Miss Emily did not know because she had been locked up in her house for a long time. Miss Emily meet a guy and his name was Homer Barron she fell in love with him but she never truly knew what love was because her father had kept her locked up in the house her whole life from ... ... middle of paper ... ... despites hereccentricities was committed to living life on her own terms and not submitting her behavior, no matter how shocking to the approval of others.” Miss Emily was well respected because of her family all the towns people respected her and how her life style was she was a monument to everyone especially the guys and her old age hair meant she had a respected good life. Many of the characters and objects were not identified only a few were able to be identified the important ones from the story “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner. Works Cited StudyModeEditors.
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