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William Faulkner (September 25, 1897 - July 6, 1962) was an American writer and poet. His real name was Falkner, he changed for commercial reasons. In his works thepsychological drama and emotional depth, used to do a long and serpentine prose, plus a thorough glossary. He is considered probably the only American modernist 1930s, following theexperimental tradition European writers.
The play "A Rose for Emily" belongs to the genre and subgenre narrative story and was published in the storybook "These thirteen" in 1931.The title is because we presented the eponymous main character, Miss Emily and is symbolic because the rose means love and death, symbolizes the passage of time in the life ofEmily, the rose has thorns that reflect the character of Miss Emily, distant and sour . The pink color is seen in the main character's room where her husband hides Homer Barron.The play is about a young woman from the aristocracy to which his father did not allow her to have a boyfriend, when he meets a laborer dies northern brown and begins to have arelationship with him. When Homer Barron Emily senses that is not going to marry her because he was gay, she buys poison and kills him and lives 40 years with the corpse lying inbed next to him every night.
The work consists of five chapters, chapters are two important facts, one at the beginning and at the end of the chapter. The narrator tells of twoways, when the play begins, the narrator is internal and is part of the town, narrated in first and third person plural and later told in third person singular to refer to theactions of Miss Emily, the narrator is omniscient and ocultativa employs a technique where data is giving the reader who must decipher what is happening, it is also a narrator