... that poetic genius which in its supreme development embodies all orders of intellectual capacity." (Angelou 12) "In Eureka, the characters live out nearly every conceivable fantasy of introjections and identifications, seeking to assuage their melancholia by psychically devouring the lost objects of their affections" (Angelou 7) Kermit Vanderbilt criticism on the Masque of Red Death is very interesting. Vanderbilt really takes a liking in Prince Prospero ... would say. "The color of the Prince's bizarre suite establishes the leading clues to Prospero's subjective world"(145). Each of th...

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