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It was a pretty confusing and it was a wild ride but it was a pretty fun story to read anyway

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Very interesting story, seemingly normal until the very end. The ending was incredibly unsettling; Emily was not a cool dude.

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I thought the story was interesting because it was told from the townspeople point of view and not Emily's point of view. It was weird because we couldn't tell what she was actually doing.

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The mood inspired an eerie and mysterious feeling in the reader. I like how there were unexpected turns throughout the story, carried by suspense.

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I really felt like this piece of literature came from the time period of Poe and Dickinson. I loved the ending!

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I thought the story was suspenseful and mysterious. I liked how they included the arsenic without telling the reader what it was for.

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Very creepy and mysterious. I was not expecting the ending at all.

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Spooky and mysterious. It seemed to delve into areas that were previously unexplored with the ending

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This was a very creepy and mysterious story. I was a little confused at first.  I was intrigued of the death of Homer and Emily and i wanted to know more.

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The story was really creepy, and I definitely was not expecting the way the story had ended.

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Very creepy, and felt very

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I thought the story was very creepy and I don't think I expected the  strange events that took place.  But, the deaths of both Homer and Emily were rather ambiguous which was intriguing.

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This story was full of unexpected plot twists and weird tangents. I expected the death of Homer, but the very end just grossed me out a lot. I'm curious to know how he died and what role the arsenic plays in the storyline. I also find it interesting that the servant stayed with her all these years and refused to talk to anyone. He must have seen some weird things.

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I found it interesting that it was split into different sections and the story gave me Dickinson/Poe vibes. The deaths of both Homer and Emily were very mysterious and left me curious but I also wonder what happened with the Baptist minister to the point he couldn't talk about it.

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It's really mysterious and interesting how we don't know how Homer or Emily died. It almost reminds me of Emily Dickinson with the isolation and ambiguous love life.