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The oft-quoted story “A Rose for Emily”, written by William Faulkner, tells a story of the mysterious protagonist, Emily Grierson, and her eccentric relationship with the townspeople of Jefferson in the South. This eccentric relationship is reflected in the four confrontations of this story. From these confrontations, the author of this essay concludes that the townspeople of Jefferson regard Emily as the incarnation of the Old South and have a mixed feeling of respect and superiority with Emily. This self-contradictory feeling for Emily is the reflection of their attitudes towards the Old South.

Respect or Superiority: The Townspeople’s Feeling for Emily