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William Faulkner's A Rose for Emily 5. What makes Emily Grierson such an enigma to her neighbors? What is she hiding from them, literally as well as figuratively? Does the story end with a smoking gum that ultimately explains Emily's behaviors, or with a red herring that provides more questions than answers? Is Emily mentally ill, or do her actions instead reflect on the community that raised her? William Faulkner's A Rose for Emily 5. What makes Emily Grierson such an enigma to her neighbors? What is she hiding from them, literally as well as figuratively? Does the story end with a smoking gun that ultimately explains Emily's behaviors, or with a red herring that provides more questions than answers? Is Emily mentally ill, or do her actions instead reflect on the community that raised her? William Faulkner's A Rose for Emily 5. What makes Emily Grierson such an enigma to her neighbors? What is she hiding from them, literally as well as figuratively? Does the story end with a smoking gum that ultimately explains Emily's behaviors, or with a red herring that provides more questions than answers? Is Emily mentally ill, or do her actions instead reflect on the community that raised her? William Faulkner's A Rose for Emily 5. What makes Emily Grierson such an enigma to her neighbors? What is she hiding from them, literally as well as figuratively? Does the story end with a smoking gun that ultimately explains Emily's behaviors, or with a red herring that provides more questions than answers? Is Emily mentally ill, or do her actions instead reflect on the community that raised her