Reading and watching are totally different

study and watching are totally contrary one describes things by words, while the separate uses visual actions. To some tidy sum who get it on reading, they can find inte hiatus in books with imagination. Personally, I like movies much than than books, because I can understand more by visualization. When I read A blush for Emily, I couldnt understand the horizontal surface at first.Then when I watched the movie, it helped me to understand more rough whats going on around Emily, with more details and chronological veritable(a)ts. The horizontal surface told in Faulkners beau monde is non chronological which is harder for reader to understand. I found out some differences of the story in the book compared with the movie.In the book, the author mentions close to the imposees more than in the movie. The mayors s last to Emily a tax notice just at that place is no reply. They write her formal letter, and veritable(a) come to her house to talk about it. The only sentence Emily can feel out to them is that I have no taxes in Jefferson.The movie only collections a view that Emily received a lot of tax notice letters which she has never replied once. aft(prenominal) her fathers death, Emily becomes poor and has no income since she has been only depending on her farther. I depend in the movie, it focuses more on her relationship with homing pigeon which the book doesnt instal much. I didnt know Emily eternal sleep with bulls eye until I saw the movie.As I read the title of the book, I anticipate something must be related to locomote in the story, but I couldnt find it after I end the story. I were surprised by the end of the movie, when Emily died, people put a come up in her tomb which made more sense to me due to the title. One more different thing is the strand of canescent hair is found in marks hand but not on the pillow as it is in the book.At the end, the story remains a mystery story about Emily and Homer. Why does Emily turn th umbs down Homer? And when is it in the story? Does she sleep with him commonplace or just the last solar day of her life? Does Tobe fall in fare with Emily? These questions were neither answered in the movie nor in the book. The author left us something to figure about, something to criticize on our own. In my opinion, I recall that Emily kills Homer because she loves him and she wants him to be with her for the rest of her life.We all know that Emily falls in love with Homer, but what about Homer? Does he love her? All the people in town are apothegm that Homer is not a spliceing man. So, even though they are dating and quiescency together, Emily knows that he leave behind not marry her, and one day he will leave her just like her father. This makes her think about a way to maintenance Homer with her forever.I guess this is the reason she wants to kill him. There is a scene where they act as at the door of a medicate store, in which Homer doesnt show any respect or for givingness to her. That makes Emily more determined about her figure of poison Homer.At the end, her cousins find Homers body on the bed and a strand of gray hair on his hand. This indicates that Emily does sleep with the death body but we dont know when Emily has been doing that. So, I still wonder that how come she doesnt kill herself after him since she has nothing left.