Answer:
Fortunato excitedly says "Come, let us go" because he is looking forward to tasting the Amontillado, unaware that it is a trap.
Explanation:
Montresor seems to bring up the cask of amontillado to pique Fortunato's interest because he knows Fortunato is a fan of wine. By purposefully mentioning that he supposedly bought this wine, Montresor cleverly builds hype. When he mentions it and seems to go on about something else, it only leaves Fortunato to become more and more excited at the thought of tasting the wine.
It's all apart of Montresor's plan, he mentions the wine and makes it seem as though it was all Fortunato's idea to go down into the cellar where he will inevitably become trapped and die. Also, Fortunato saying "come, let us go" excitedly further characterizes him as a little bit ditzy and extroverted. Hope this helps!
A. is the answer because an allegory is a story restricted to 1 meaning because of a specific idea. Irony is when something happens and its the opposite of what is expected.
Both Derek and I will go to the dance etc...
Remove the other character and try to write the sentence as if it was just yourself doing the action: "Myself will go" or "Me will go" don't sound right, but "I will go" is correct.
Below is the corrected paragraph,
Yesterday, my friends went to the cite of a world-famous puppy park with their dogs. Their dogs' tails were wagging so quickly they looked like helicopters! It was adorable. Once they were there, the dogs got to run around and play, while people talked about their favorite animals. Yesterday was a lot of fun for dog lovers.