The most accurate way to summarize the speaker's reaction to the House of Usher is that he feels intense gloom, utterly unrelieved by poetic considerations.
Answer: Option A
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American writer called Edgar Allan Poe wrote a story about his childhood friend's illness and his arrival of his mansion. The story was named as ''The Fall of the House of Usher'' published in 1839 in “Burton's Gentleman's Magazine”.
In this story, we learned that the narrator and Usher were childhood friends the narrator described about his arrival on horseback at Rodrick Usher's free-standing house on a gloomy evening. Here the speaker smashes intense darkness, which does not completely eliminate poetic reasoning, and the first look at the building gave him a sense of the unbearable darkness that has permeated his spirit.
Plays that personified virtues and vices were known as a morality play. It is a genre known in the Medieval and early Tudor theatrical entertainment. During the said time, this is still known as interlude.
<span>A: It creates an image of the snow falling uniformly like a blanket. This meaning is suggested by "it makes an even face" of both mountain and plain. I guess one could say that the snow softens the features of both mountain and plain and therefore "makes an even face". </span>
Um... idk where the places where placed or any of the geographical were. I was completely confused but... In east egg tom lived, in west egg (the main character) Jay Gatsby lived and in valley of ashes the wilsons lived
