Love Knows No Boundaries “A Rose for Emily” When examining a story of murder, one must ask themselves if the killer’s motive is understandable or if the killer is simply deranged. This question arises after a person successfully reads William Faulkner’s “A Rose For Emily”. Faulkner’s tale of Miss Emily Grierson also explores the thought process of men and women on the subject matter of relationships. Women generally prefer to be in …showed first 75 words of 493 total…

…showed last 75 words of 493 total…somehow gain a sense of love exceed moral and ethical boundaries of all sorts. Love is not tangible, it is not a thing that one can own or purchase. Love is a feeling, a special emotion that cannot be locked away in a bedroom underneath a suit. Unrequited love is inevitable, some are able to move on while others feel the need to poison cocktails with arsenic, and sleep beside rotting corpses for thirty years.