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Why did Emily dickson write poems?
because she wanted to and she liked to write poems
It is believed by some that Emily Dickinson was taken to Washington D.C. by her father because he wanted to?
change
Why was Emily Davidson important?
because she opened the doors to many women who wanted to become doctors
Was Emily davison a political martyr or a victim of a tragic accidient?
A political Martyr because she wanted to be a martyr for her cause
What was Emily Bear's 1st song?
Sunday morning
In The Ultimate Gift after Emily died what did Alexia mean when she told Jason that she wanted me to be there?
She meant that Emily wanted her mom to be there when she died.
Did Ali ever die in Pretty Little Liars?
She supposedly did but no one knows because after the fire at Spencer's in Wanted, Emily thinks she hears giggling coming from the woods.
Would Emily osment drive a transport truck?
If she wanted she might do just that.
What actors and actresses appeared in Because of Emily - 2006?
The cast of Because of Emily - 2006 includes: Eleanor Caudill as Emily Cameron Diskin Aaron Pagel
Who does brad choose on the bachelor?
emily maynerd she is also the bachorett for this season because they broke up :(
Why did Aria and Ezra break up in Pretty Little Liars?
Toby and Emily break up because Emily becomes suspicious about Toby being the killer of Ali, and says, i will tell the police on you. Toby commits suicide because Toby thought that Ali had told Emily about sexually harassing Jenna, when really Emily was accusing Toby of killing Ali, which did not actually happen.
Why did the Negro servant leave the and never return in A Rose for Emily?
In "A Rose for Emily," the Negro servant likely left and never returned because he was scared off by the discovery of Homer Barron's corpse in Emily's house. The servant may have been aware of Emily's dark secrets and wanted to distance himself from any involvement in the crime. Additionally, the servant may have felt uncomfortable staying in a house with such a disturbing and unsettling past.
