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How is Miss Emily “a fallen monument” (para 1)? To what is she a monument? Why does the narrator repeatedly call an Emily an “idol”? What connection can you draw between these images and one of the story’s themes? Discuss with fully developed details from the text. Direct textual quotes required. _


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