To what extent do concepts of honor and tradition to influence the action in "A Rose for Emily"?
Honor and tradition influence the action in the story because Emily has a motive to keep her the black man with her. The honor influenced people to look up to her and respect her to a certain level. The tradition influenced her to want to keep the man by her side even if it meant killing him. I guess she felt like she couldn't by lonely at all, or die lonely.
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