What does the woman most likely symbolize in these lines from "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner?

A.

the results of hatred, violence, and fear of change

B.

traditions that are bound to die as society changes

C.

extreme forms of austerity and self-control

D.

intense, violent, and repressed desires

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Kyleigh Moreno

1 January, 08:40

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Gisselle Murphy · Answer 1

the results of hatred, violence, and fear of change

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the results of hatred, violence, and fear of change

What does the woman most likely symbolize in these lines from "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner?A.the results of hatred, violence, and fear of changeB.traditions that are bound to die as society changesC.extreme forms of austerity and self-controlD.intense, violent, and repressed desires