A sonnet is a poem that is 10 syllables long in a line
And consists of love when needed to be
The theme is the message/meaning of the story (what the author wants the reader to learn/take from the story) so it can be whatever you learned from it.
The correct answer would be that all of the elements mentioned were part of St. Thomas Aquinas philosophical system. He considered himself an Aristotelian (followed Aristotle's teachings which in modern day are considered the development of Plato's teachings), an Empericist (it is the theory that all knowledge comes from sensory experiences) and a Neoplatonist ( believes mind over matter and that reality is subjective; depends on the highest principle). And since he was before anything a Christian theologian, then all the elements are part of his system.
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Explanation:
After reading the Cask of Amontillado, you know that from the beginning that by the end of the story, Montresor will have killed Fortunato and he buries Fortunato with the rest of the dead. For 2, when Fortunato says "I drink to the buried that repose around us", it is dramatically ironic because the <u>reader</u> knows that eventually Fortunato will soon join the buried, which Fortunato is unaware of. We know it's not verbal irony because Fortunato doesn't really mean anything else from his statement.