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Does A Rose for Emily challenge or affirm traditional views of women?
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"A Rose for Emily" challenges traditional views of women by portraying the protagonist as defiant and unconventional in her actions and choices. The story highlights the impact of social expectations and the constraints placed on women in a patriarchal society.
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