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Mind Map by Elena Dong, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Elena Dong
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A Rose for Emily (William Faulkner)
- Rose
- any of the wild or
cultivated, usually
prickly-stemmed,
pinnate-leaved,
showy-flowered shrubs
of the genus Rosa.
- any of various
related or similar
plants.
- an ornament
shaped like or
suggesting
this flower.
- come up roses, Informal. to
turn out all right; result in
success, glory, or profit:
Despite setbacks, things
should come up roses in the
long run.
- Origin: before 900; Middle English;
Old English rōse < Latin rosa; akin to
Greek rhódon (rhododendron : of kin; related by blood)
- Red rose - Love,
Black rose - Death
- Rosy, Cheerful
- Plant of roses, bd of roses
- Old persian Wrfho- btamble, thron
- Thorn
- Poison
- Arsenic
- O.E: lying with men
- O.E: lying with men
- Arsenic
- Poison
- Thorn
- Homer
- any of the wild or
cultivated, usually
prickly-stemmed,
pinnate-leaved,
showy-flowered shrubs
of the genus Rosa.
- Emily
- a female given name: from a
Latin word meaning
“industrious.”
- constructions
- house
- Homer Barron
- house
- constructions
- a female given name: from a
Latin word meaning
“industrious.”
- Homer
- Home
- Greek Homeros: "Hostage"
also "blind"
- Home
- Garden
- a fertile and delightful spot
or region.
- Gardin
- enclose, deceive
- enclose, deceive
- a fertile and delightful spot
or region.
- Rat Poison
- Rat's
- Bane
- Arsenic
- O.E=bana
killer/murder
- Arsenic
- Bane
- Rat's
- Barron
- Baron - nobeility
- desolate
- desolate
- Barren - infertility
- Homosexuality
- Homosexuality
- Baron - nobeility
- For
- intended; to
belong to
- Purpose
- suiting for purposes or needs
- suiting for purposes or needs
- intended; to
belong to
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