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Emily is a woman who goes against all norms of her society: she takes a lover, a Northerner no less, she does not marry him, and she even commits murder. As she goes through these events in her life, the townspeople make certain assumptions about what she is doing. They assume that she has married Homer Barron, they assume that the arsenic she purchased is so that she can kill herself, and they constantly assume that she is “Poor Emily,” a woman who is ruled by her father and unable to make decisions for herself.

What is interesting about Emily Grierson is that she might not even be the main character of her story. The narrative does not exactly follow her life, but that of the community and their wavering and biased opinions about her. Starting from the first paragraph, the story seems less about Emily and more

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Emily Murphy was an accomplished and honorable leader who passionately swept the nation from the Great Depression and into the new era of women empowerment. She vigorously fought for basic rights women were deprived of- voting, a fair share of property etc. She was born on March 14, 1868 in Cookstown, Ontario into a family with a wealthy businessman and landowner for her father. Due to her private schooling education she was raised with a profuse thinking. In 1887, she married Arthur Murphy and gave birth to four children. When one of her children died from diphtheria in 1906, Murphy and her family moved to Edmonton, Alberta. While in Alberta, she became more intrigued and aware in social issues, widespread poverty,

Miss Emily can leave the house anytime and achieve freedom, but she knows that it would be far too hard to leave the place she grew up. The men in the lifeboat can try to head for shore at any time but there are many obstacles that stand in their way. Miss Emily is not in a life or death situation like these men, but she does have to deal with obstacles in the way of her freedom as well. If she leaves the house she would have nowhere to go; all of the people in the town would look down on her and shun her because she is not wealthy anymore. She could move away, but she would not be able to survive own her own; she has always had her dad and the servant to do everything for her. In The Open Boat, the men are phased with a lose-lose situation, unlike Miss Emily. She could either stay in the house until she dies, which she did, or take a chance and achieve freedom. The men, on the other hand, are in a tight spot, because either way they could die. They could wait on the lifeboat and die a slow painful death or they could try to gain their freedom and die in the process. They decide to risk their lives for a possibility of surviving and achieving their

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Emily Brent enjoyed spending her time reading the bible and judging people before she came to Indian Island (Soldier Island). Emily received a letter from an old friend inviting her to the island for free. Emily could not read who signed the bottom of the invitation, so she was unsure of who she got the invitation from. Since Emily did not have much money, she decided that she would enjoy a free trip. “With her income so much reduced and so many dividends not being paid…”(9 & 10). Because Emily does not have any close friends, going on a vacation alone does not bother

Emily Murphy is a Canadian heroine people greatly respect. Emily Murphy was born on March 14, 1868 in Cookstown, Ontario. She later married Arthur Murphy, an Anglican priest. They had 4 children together. Emily was introduced to the politics due to her family being on the more “well-off” side compared to other families. Emily learned in a private school, which helped her see the liberal view in life. It opened the doors to the political world.

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The book Dishonored: The Corroded Man begins with a young empress, Emily Kaldwin, jumping through the rooftops of the city of Dunwall narrowly avoiding death with each jump during a thunderous night. As she backs up for a jump that had held a larger gap than she expected, her thoughts ran of how disappointed her father would have been when the guards find her body. But who is Emily? Who is her father? Well, that might need an explanation.

Emily is a character surrounded by mystery, leaving a mark on the influence of others, causing them to create their own scenarios about her life. It happened when she met Homer, when everyone hoped she will marry him, or when she bought poison and everyone thought she would poison herself. Her high wealthy status and respect were emphasized when she kicked out the people who

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Emily’s upbringing is plagued with difficulties. She is the first-born of a young mother and the eldest of five brothers and sisters. As a baby, she is

with no one save her servant. This caretaking of Emily by the town shows the opinion of