When this character is introduced, she is described as having eyes like "two small pieces of coal pressed intoa lump of dough." This character explains to the Board of Aldermen that she has been granted an exemptionfrom paying taxes by Colonel Sartor
When this character is introduced, she is described as having eyes like "two small pieces of coal pressed intoa lump of dough." This character explains to the Board of Aldermen that she has been granted an exemptionfrom paying taxes by Colonel Sartoris. Later, the Board of Aldermen sends four men to sprinkle lime on thischaracter's property in response to complaints of an odor coming from her house. This woman is rumored tobe suicidal after she purchases arsenic that is labeled for rats. In this character's bedroom, townspeopleeventually find a strand of her gray hair next to the rotting corpse of Homer Barron. For 10 points, name thisreclusive title character of a short story by William Faulkner titled "A Rose for" her. 