5/7

 Today we read more of “A rose for Emily”. We learned how Ms Emily is simply just an old lady that probably never got to live and experience the world due to her dad treating her badly. This made me realize how many other people are out in the world like this that have no life skills and nobody to help them in the outside world. The discussion questions today were very easy. 

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