1. Edgar Allan Poe's Perversion
... about Fortunato's health, and several times he suggests that they should turn back for fear that Fortunato's cough will worsen as a result of the cold and dampness of the catacombs. Montresor gives a noticeable line of the story in response to Fortunato saying, "I will not die of a cough." (p.282) Montresor says, "True--true...." (p.283) Other examples can be seen when Montresor toasts Fortunato ... seventh room where the color of the windows does not correspond with the color of the room, but instead is "a deep blood color" (p.42) through which light illuminates the westernmost black c...
- Word Count: 4324
- Approx Pages: 17
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- Grade Level: High School