Faulkner's Plot

When Faulkner did the plot for "A Rose for Emily" he did not use or put it in chronological order. Instead, he used the original way. He didn't want things to be so obvious and for his readers to know what's going to happen next. The plot was mainly about the struggle that Emily went through. When her father passed away she suffered badly and she had no one that could compare to her dad and how close they were. She lived her life like her against the world. The textbook says after her father passes away she became enlightened. With the plot that Faulker used it was a lot of twists and turns you really had to think to figure out what was going to happen next it didn't come to you immediately.