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The hubris quality the narrator is down in his code of arms, “A huge human foot d'or, in a field azure; the foot crushes a serpent rampant whose fangs are imbedded in the heel.” To make his goal easier, Montresor chose to target Fortunato when he is most vulnerable; sick and drunk. Montresor used Amontillado to lure Fortunato in, knowing that Fortunato…

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Fortunato insists that they continue to seek for the amontillado. Montresor and Fortunato drinks wine from a bottle and start to talk about Montresor’s family and his family’s coat of arms and motto, which is, “‘A huge human food d’or, in the field azure; the foot crushes a serpent rampant whose fangs are imbedded in the heel.’ ‘And the motto?’ ‘Nemo me impune lacessit.’” (Poe 92-93) Although the readers cannot actually hold the true meaning of the coat of arms, the picture on it represents “one…

is related to the narrator's family is the Montressor’s coat of arms. The reason why his coat of arms is a great example of revenge for his family is because how it is described. Montressor says in the story “ A huge human foot d’or, in a field of azure; The foot crushes a serpent whose fangs are imbedded in its heel.” It may not sound like it means a lot but it actually says a lot more then you may think. It says just by looking at the picture you hurt me i hurt you back. But how does that…

Ode to the West Wind is an ode written by P.B Shelley in 1819. It’s an ode about the west wind. The wind is personified both as Destroyer and preserver(93). It’s seen as a big force of nature that destroys the unhealthy and the decaying in order to make a way for the new. The personification of the wind as an enchanter is a typical characteristic of Shelley’s poetry. This personification of the wind can also be called a ‘mythical poetry’. Shelley divides the ode into five stanzas and each part…

The Heavens above were being Shifted and the Earth below Shattered and countless Primordial Deities and Demonic Gods were falling..... Inside a certain cave was none other than an exiled Demonic God known as Crimson... Exiled for being a practitioner of both the ways of Demonic Gods and Primordial Deities by both the Demonic God Emperor and Primordial Ruler. It was the one and only time that the two leaders fought together in all of history His existence was known by all the Demon Gods and…

Connections: After reading the beginning excerpt, I immediately took into account the role The King in Yellow would play in the story. Just as in The Repairer of Reputations, the fictional play seems to cause a significant case of delirious paranoia. When the narrator stumbles across the play in Boris’ house, it hints that since Boris owns the play, Boris most likely read it, along with Genevieve. Not knowing how or why this play causes disturbances is unknown at this point. The ambiguity of it…

soothing waves were golden streaks that filled the canvas of the sky. The pink and orange beams of light merged together, resembling a flawless ripened peach. The luminous face of the blazing celestial fireball in the sky was mirrored by the clear azure sea as the rays blended the shades of blue.” Describing the sun specifically by not telling it is a sun but showing will allow the audience to picture the actual image of the sun. After the first paragraph, the notation of “Ten years later” was…

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Poe’s Use of Symbolism in “The Cask of Amontillado” “The Cask of Amontillado” by Edgar Allan Poe is a tale of a person consumed by the desire for revenge. Poe attempts to rationalize Montresor’s plan from the very beginning as Montresor narrates his plot. “The thousand injuries of Fortunato I had borne as I best could; but when he ventured upon insult, I vowed revenge”. Poe never elaborates with specific details of how Fortunato insulted or wronged Montresor, but simply indicates that…