Although the short story "The Cask of Amontillado" is not typically thought of as being humorous, it certainly has moments of dark humor. This issue concerning the masons is one of them.
When Fortunado makes the "grotesque" movement that Mostresor does not comprehend, he was showing the sign of "the brotherhood" of the Free Masons, an old secret society. So the irony is that Fortunado is referring to the secret society and Montresor pulls out...
What is this. Can you please explain to me? Is this a whole question or is it just part of a question?
Humbaba, whom Shamash detests, is associated with darkness and evil. Gilgamesh and Enkidu do not seek only to glorify their own names. In seeking to kill Humbaba, Gilgamesh and Enkidu are doing a god's work, even if it is directly opposed to another god's desires.
Answer:
science
Explanation:
Multiple studies have found a strong correlation between the level of education of an individual and the merit they lend personally to the scientific discoveries that reveal answers to some of the questions regarding our existence.
People with lesser education are more inclined to believe a creationist argument not because they are less intelligent, but because have not studied enough science to be exposed to and understand current theories.
