Fortunato contributes to the element of suspense by acting as if he is Montresaur (however you spell his name) friend. Fortunato has built up hate for Montresaur because of all the bad things he has done to him in the past. Throughout the story...Fortunato finds out there is an upcoming carnival. He plans to kill Montresaur by wearing a mask to the carnival and leading Montresaur into the catacombs to "look at the fine wine" he has but instead gets him drunk and leads him deeper into the catacombs where no one would look and hangs him against a wall of dead bones and starts to build a wall around him where he will slowly and painfully die, while drunk he does not know what is going on and thinks it is a joke, but as he becomes sober he cries for help while Fortunato builds a wall. As Fortunato gives his last words to Montresuar his puts the last brick in place.
"That's the best I could answer it, we read the poem in class a few weeks ago but I wanted to help because I still remembered some things about it.
A metaphor
This metaphor is comparing the speaker's love and the way that it grows to an empire that is growing quickly. The visual of love spreading across the world in the same way an empire's goal would be to spread across the world is a strong connection.
Title. He is the son of Edgethos, so that would be one of his titles.
Well anne she needed some way to express her feelings while in the annex.
Answer:
The supply curve (S) is created by graphing the points from the supply schedule and then connecting them. The upward slope of the supply curve illustrates the law of supply—that a higher price leads to a higher quantity supplied, and vice versa.
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