Once amiable and easy going, he was now sullen, rigid, and impatient.
In Edgar Allan Poe's short story The Fall of the House of Usher, Roderick Usher writes his childhood friend a letter informing his friend about his illness. Roderick's sister is also ill and he is worried about her, as well. He developed an abnormal behavior and started to think that the mansion they live controls him and it will eventually bring his end. As we can observe, Usher is physically and mentally ill and wants a help from his childhood friend. The correct answer is C.
Answer: in 1775 Effia marries James Collins, the British governor at cape Coast Castle.
In 1787 Esi's daughter is sold; mother and daughter never see each other again.
In 1964 Willie's son Sonny abandons the civil rights movement and sinks into heroin addiction.
