In the short story,”Usher II,” it helps readers visualize the setting by using allusion from other pieces of literature so that they could connect it to the story. In the story, Mr, Stendahls biggest challenge is to stop the people who are burning everyone's books. As he is talking to Mr. Bigelow about how important the books are for people, Stendahl states, “As of this day beware. The House of Usher is open for business.” (Bradbury 3). This is an example of allusion because he is talking about a book that was wrote by Edgar Allan Poe called “The House of Usher.” This allusion helps the readers connect to Poe's other stories. Later in the short story, Mr. Stendahl meets Mr. Garrett, an investigator apart of Moral Climates, the group of people
