Emily believed that love meant never being alone even in death. This is clearly evident when "we noticed that in the second pillow was an indentation of a head. One of us lifted something from it, and leaning forward, that faint and invisible dust dry and acrid in the nostrils, we saw a lon

My definition of love conflicts with that of Miss Emily's, she believes that her need to be loved comes above all else including her lover. Whereas, I believe that love is a mutually gratifying relationship that is dependent upon each other's needs and not just that of one person's. Miss Emily could not have loved Homer because if she did she would have wanted a mutually giving relationship that encompassed all aspects of love including touch, warmth and conversation. We know that Miss Emily did not truly love Homer because to love is let a free exchange of feelings and communication. Miss Emily's fear of loss was greater than the power of love.

Through Homer's death, we can see that Miss Emily could not have truly ever loved him. What Emily viewed as love was truly her fear of loosing Homer. Through this fear

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