... box would be proudly displayed instead of hidden and out of sight. Up until this point there hasn't been much dialog until Mrs. Hutchinson showed up. At this point the reader is slightly uneasy and the fact that there is a change in dialog points to something important. The reader begins to think that Mrs. Hutchinson might play a role in what is to ... ...
... box would be proudly displayed instead of hidden and out of sight. Up until this point there hasn't been much dialog until Mrs. Hutchinson showed up. At this point the reader is slightly uneasy and the fact that there is a change in dialog points to something important. The reader begins to think that Mrs. Hutchinson might play a role in what is to ... ...
... state of health as they continue to drink all the way down catacombs. Montressor is aware of Fortunato's intrigue in the cask but humbles him with a sense of caring. Such dialog as when Fortunato says, "I shall not die of a cough" (36), Montressor replies, "True-true" (37). Montressor answers Fortunato knowing that he will die by being buried alive. Fortunato's pride shines ... ...
... state of health as they continue to drink all the way down catacombs. Montressor is aware of Fortunato's intrigue in the cask but humbles him with a sense of caring. Such dialog as when Fortunato says, "I shall not die of a cough" (36), Montressor replies, "True-true" (37). Montressor answers Fortunato knowing that he will die by being buried alive. Fortunato's pride shines ... ...
