The document summarizes a story about Miss Emily, an eccentric woman in her town. After her father's funeral, Miss Emily gets a boyfriend named Homer but buys poison out of fear he will leave her. Homer then disappears. The town suspects Miss Emily poisoned Homer since his body is found in her house many years later. The story explores the town's gossiping about Miss Emily and interference in her life, as well as symbols of death and taxes.

1. This story makes me think of
the Benjamin Franklin quote:
"In this world nothing can be
said to be certain, except
death and taxes."

2. This story makes me think of
the Benjamin Franklin quote:
"In this world nothing can be
said to be certain, except
death and taxes."
We begin with a
funeral attended
by everybody in
town

3. This story makes me think of
the Benjamin Franklin quote:
"In this world nothing can be
said to be certain, except
death and taxes."
We begin with a
funeral attended
by everybody in
town We learn some crazy stuff about Miss Emily. She refuses to
acknowledge that her father has died for four days. Then, the next
summer she finally gets a boyfriend, but is afraid he’ll leave her so
she buys poison and now he just disappears? Now there’s a weird
smell that every one is freaked out by. to top it off, there’s an issue
with taxes (which makes me think of Ben Franklin)

4. This story makes me think of
the Benjamin Franklin quote:
"In this world nothing can be
said to be certain, except
death and taxes."
The town keeps intervening!
We begin with a
funeral attended
by everybody in
town We learn some crazy stuff about Miss Emily. She refuses to
acknowledge that her father has died for four days. Then, the next
summer she finally gets a boyfriend, but is afraid he’ll leave her so
she buys poison and now he just disappears? Now there’s a weird
smell that every one is freaked out by. to top it off, there’s an issue
with taxes (which makes me think of Ben Franklin)

5. This story makes me think of
the Benjamin Franklin quote:
"In this world nothing can be
said to be certain, except
death and taxes."
The town’s people are
horrible to Miss Emily
about her dating Homer!
The town keeps intervening!
We begin with a
funeral attended
by everybody in
town We learn some crazy stuff about Miss Emily. She refuses to
acknowledge that her father has died for four days. Then, the next
summer she finally gets a boyfriend, but is afraid he’ll leave her so
she buys poison and now he just disappears? Now there’s a weird
smell that every one is freaked out by. to top it off, there’s an issue
with taxes (which makes me think of Ben Franklin)

6. This story makes me think of
the Benjamin Franklin quote:
"In this world nothing can be
said to be certain, except
death and taxes."
When that doesn’t work, they sic the cousins on her.
The town’s people are
horrible to Miss Emily
about her dating Homer!
The town keeps intervening!
We begin with a
funeral attended
by everybody in
town We learn some crazy stuff about Miss Emily. She refuses to
acknowledge that her father has died for four days. Then, the next
summer she finally gets a boyfriend, but is afraid he’ll leave her so
she buys poison and now he just disappears? Now there’s a weird
smell that every one is freaked out by. to top it off, there’s an issue
with taxes (which makes me think of Ben Franklin)

7. This story makes me think of
Faulkner did a great job with symbolism here.
the Benjamin Franklin quote:
Homer was a bit of a “rat” - the climax is the
"In this world nothing can be
image of the skull and cross bones on the rat
said to be certain, except
poison.
death and taxes."
When that doesn’t work, they sic the cousins on her.
The town’s people are
horrible to Miss Emily
about her dating Homer!
The town keeps intervening!
We begin with a
funeral attended
by everybody in
town We learn some crazy stuff about Miss Emily. She refuses to
acknowledge that her father has died for four days. Then, the next
summer she finally gets a boyfriend, but is afraid he’ll leave her so
she buys poison and now he just disappears? Now there’s a weird
smell that every one is freaked out by. to top it off, there’s an issue
with taxes (which makes me think of Ben Franklin)

8. This story makes me think of
Faulkner did a great job with symbolism here.
the Benjamin Franklin quote:
Homer was a bit of a “rat” - the climax is the
"In this world nothing can be
image of the skull and cross bones on the rat
said to be certain, except
poison. town’s people are
The
death and taxes."
all a-flutter over
whether Miss Emily
and Homer are
When that doesn’t work, they sic the cousins on her. married, are about to
be married, or will
The town’s people are never be married.
horrible to Miss Emily
about her dating Homer!
The town keeps intervening!
We begin with a
funeral attended
by everybody in
town We learn some crazy stuff about Miss Emily. She refuses to
acknowledge that her father has died for four days. Then, the next
summer she finally gets a boyfriend, but is afraid he’ll leave her so
she buys poison and now he just disappears? Now there’s a weird
smell that every one is freaked out by. to top it off, there’s an issue
with taxes (which makes me think of Ben Franklin)

9. This story makes me think of
Faulkner did a great job with symbolism here.
the Benjamin Franklin quote:
Homer was a bit of a “rat” - the climax is the
"In this world nothing can be
image of the skull and cross bones on the rat
said to be certain, except
poison. town’s people are
The
death and taxes."
all a-flutter over
whether Miss Emily
and Homer are
When that doesn’t work, they sic the cousins on her. married, are about to
be married, or will
The town’s people are never be married.
horrible to Miss Emily Homer goes missin
about her dating Homer!
The town keeps intervening!
We begin with a
funeral attended
by everybody in
town We learn some crazy stuff about Miss Emily. She refuses to
acknowledge that her father has died for four days. Then, the next
summer she finally gets a boyfriend, but is afraid he’ll leave her so
she buys poison and now he just disappears? Now there’s a weird
smell that every one is freaked out by. to top it off, there’s an issue
with taxes (which makes me think of Ben Franklin)

10. This story makes me think of
Faulkner did a great job with symbolism here.
the Benjamin Franklin quote:
Homer was a bit of a “rat” - the climax is the
"In this world nothing can be
image of the skull and cross bones on the rat
said to be certain, except
poison. town’s people are
The
death and taxes."
all a-flutter over
whether Miss Emily
and Homer are
When that doesn’t work, they sic the cousins on her. married, are about to
be married, or will
The town’s people are never be married.
horrible to Miss Emily Homer goes missin
about her dating Homer!
The town keeps intervening!
We learn what, exactly, Miss Emily
has been doing for forty years.
We begin with a
funeral attended
by everybody in
town We learn some crazy stuff about Miss Emily. She refuses to
acknowledge that her father has died for four days. Then, the next
summer she finally gets a boyfriend, but is afraid he’ll leave her so
she buys poison and now he just disappears? Now there’s a weird
smell that every one is freaked out by. to top it off, there’s an issue
with taxes (which makes me think of Ben Franklin)

11. This story makes me think of
Faulkner did a great job with symbolism here.
the Benjamin Franklin quote:
Homer was a bit of a “rat” - the climax is the
"In this world nothing can be
image of the skull and cross bones on the rat
said to be certain, except
poison. town’s people are
The
death and taxes."
all a-flutter over
whether Miss Emily
and Homer are
When that doesn’t work, they sic the cousins on her. married, are about to
be married, or will
The town’s people are never be married.
horrible to Miss Emily Homer goes missin
about her dating Homer!
The town keeps intervening!
We learn what, exactly, Miss Emily
has been doing for forty years.
We begin with a
funeral attended Homer Barron, I presume? Is
by everybody in that a grey hair next to your
town head?
We learn some crazy stuff about Miss Emily. She refuses to
acknowledge that her father has died for four days. Then, the next
summer she finally gets a boyfriend, but is afraid he’ll leave her so
she buys poison and now he just disappears? Now there’s a weird
smell that every one is freaked out by. to top it off, there’s an issue
with taxes (which makes me think of Ben Franklin)