social relevance of a rose for emily
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Patriarchy is a first social element in isolating Emily: her father has enough control over her that he can keep her apart from other people.
The townspeople do nothing to stop the isolation because they believe in the hierarchy Emily's family represents. They place her on a pedestal as an emblem of the town aristocracy. A sense of class is the second social issue isolating her.
After her father dies, Emily, who has always been isolated and dependent, has a breakdown into illness. She self isolates at this point—and her social standing and money protect her.
Emily falls in love with a northerner named Homer Barron. Again, social issues keep her isolated. The town can't accept the idea of a person of her status having a relationship with a lower class northerner.
Finally, murder isolates Emily. She poisons Homer and keeps his corpse with her in an upstair bedroom. She can't let anybody in for fear of her secret begin discovered. Her "aristocracy" leads the town to enable her isolation by...
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