What Emotions Does Emily Change

Your emotions can change / transform you into a different person. Emily is a victim of her own emotions give into something she thinks she wants, but doesn't really need. You can not blame her for feeling a certain way throughout the story her emotions change to a Gloomed feeling, anger, and a bit of happiness. But, it doesn't last forever. You can also figure that she's somewhat independent. When the town’s people question her, she doesn't say anything. She just keeps her head high. Her father was her protector, everytime a male came Emily's way, he would drive them away. Her father gave her everything. He didn't think anyone was good enough for her, even the town's people believe she was too good because she had love not …show more content…
In part III, Emily wants to purchase poison. She tells the man “ I want something strong enough to kill an elephant.“ The man looks at her and she had looked at him, she had out powered him. Although It didn't refrain him for asking what it was for, by law the druggist had to ask what you were going to do with it. She gave him a look and he let her purchase it. Saying all this, my concern is the town's people should be worried about this. Because the town's people were too focused on Emily and not focused enough about their laws Emily killed someone. As time passed, Emily though all this hardship she went through was going to change when she met Homer Barron. Faulkner describes Homer as light representing something deeper than hope… love. Love was something that was given to Emily, she didn't have to work for it or strive to receive it. Emily felt safe with Homer. However, Homer didn't feel the same way, it turned out Homer was gay. Before she found out, she realized he was the one she was going to marry. She fell in love with someone that couldn't catch her. It wasn't her fault, she wanted something so she attempted to get it and it wasn't Homer's fault, it wasn't meant to be and you can't force