5/6

 In today's class, we delved into the initial segment of "A Rose for Emily," which set a mysterious ambiance with its funeral scene. We collectively explored the story. The narrative was intriguing, and I'm eager for the author to unveil more about Miss Emily. Following this, I began answering the discussion questions.

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