In an interview, faulkner described the conflict of miss emily: she "had broken all the laws of her tradition, her background, and she had finally broken the law of god too. . and she knew she was doing wrong, and that's why her own life was wrecked. instead of murdering one lover, and then to go on and take another and when she used him up to murder him, she was expiating her crime." how might this story be seen as expiation?

Brandy has been given a great deal of opportunity to advance her career. she recently got a huge increase in authority and salary, and she was hired to do what she has always claimed was her dream job. however, brandy is not enthusiastic about coming to work, and when she is there, she spends most of her time complaining about how maurice got a bigger office and nicer furniture than she did. brandy’s behavior would seem to support theory.