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Many people struggle with losing a loved one. In A Rose for Emily, Miss Emily forced her lover to live with her eternally and then chose an alternate "burial" for him. In her mind, he would belong to her
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Many people struggle with losing a loved one. In A Rose for Emily, Miss Emily forced her lover to live with her eternally and then chose an alternate "burial" for him. In her mind, he would belong to her forever. In the article "Widow lived with corpses of husband, twin", Mrs. Stevens' story is very similar to Miss Emily. Mrs. Stevens attempted an alternate placement for her husband & twin sister's dead bodies. However, the US government does have laws that require certain proper burial procedures.

Compare Miss Emily to Mrs. Stevens. How are their personalities and actions similar? Use evidence from the article and story to support your claim.​

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Answer: This is your teacher. If you read the article I attached in this CRQ, you would be able to make your own comparisons. Remember to reach out to me (your teacher) and not some random stranger online, if you have questions.

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