English, 11.10.2020 09:01, alwaysneedhelp84

• How does the narrator's opinion of Miss Emily change throughout "A Rose for Emily"? Does the narrator's admiring her, even after she kills
Homer Barron and sleeps with his corpse, bother you? What does the
narrator's accepting Miss Emily's actions suggest about Southern
culture?

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