Check what is not true about “A rose for Emily”, by William Faulkner: a. In Emily´s death, taking away the “miss” brings her to a more human level...

Check what is not true about “A rose for Emily”, by William Faulkner:

a. In Emily´s death, taking away the “miss” brings her to a more human level: she becomes equal to everyone else.
b. Markers of gender and race no long matter after death.
c. The rose can symbolize the final display of respect for the dead, which is flowers at the funeral.
d. Emily hates Homer Barron, the guy from the North, who comes to reconstruct the South.
e. Faulkner uses flashbacks to narrate.