_Now What?_

- what patterns do you notice?
- what are frequently used devices and styles?
- how does what is noticed, relate to the text's larger themes and purpose?
- __what argument can one make based on observations?__

On the text:
- *presence of males in relation to Emily
- plot structure (told in sections)
- *voyeurism (collective narrator [we, our], the town is telling the story)
- *seeing Emily in frames throughout the story (window frames, etc)
- seeing the house as a symbol for Emily

Kiwa: We were gathered in small groups to discuss/create an argument based on the presence of males in Emily's life, the voyeurism, and how Emily is constantly seen in frames, such as when the men sprinkled the lime around her property (window frame) and when the image of Emily's father with a horsewhip was in the fore, and Emily in the back (this was also a frame). On Thursday, I think we'll be writing a close reading.