Neil Armstrong felt really excited about the monkey.
Answer:
The Visitor came home because his friend Roderick sent him a letter asking frankly about his company. Roderick wrote that he felt physically and emotionally ill, so the narrator helps him quickly.
Explanation:
Roderick Usher is the twin brother of Madeline Usher and one of the last living Ushers. The Visitor came home because his friend Roderick sent him a letter asking frankly about his company. Roderick wrote that he felt physically and emotionally ill, so the Visitor helps him quickly. The Visitor mentions that the Usher family, although an old clan, never thrived. Since her arrival, she has observed the family's isolationist tendencies, as well as the mysterious and special connection between Madeline (Roderick's twin sister) and Roderick. Through history and its various states of consciousness, Madeline ignores the narrator's presence. After Roderick Usher claims Madeline is dead, he helps her put it in the underground vault, although she has noticed Madeline's red appearance.
Miller’s purpose to include this excerpt in the opening narrative was B. to compare the Salem Witch Trials with the political atmosphere of his time.
This introduction in the play signals a foreshadowing of what is going to happen as the events are recalled. However, Miller’s purpose throughout the play is to compare those historical events to what was happening at the time he wrote it. Arthur Miller sought to criticize Senator McCarthy’s prosecution of presumed communists US citizens by comparing it with the Salem Trials, in which innocent people were accused of witchcraft and later hanged.
