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Montresore gets Fortunado very drunk on many drinks while getting deeper into the catacombs of death
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| Montresor lures Fortunado to his palace to sample the Amontillado, the expensive wine with thoughts of revenge for the 1,000 insults |
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| Walking in the Catacombs Montresor warns F to leave, but he doesn't want to leave. |
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| Fortunado is feathered to the while while talking and laughing to Montresore |
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| The 2nd Ruse worked, Fortunado is completely walled up, and Montresore stacks up bones on wall. |
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| Montresor leaves Fortunado to die just after midnight in the catacombs, commiting and sealing the perfect crime. |
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| 50 years later...... still undiscovered, Montresor confesses to priest |
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| Old complex sentence structure that hinders the readers perception of reality |
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| His motivation is the 1,000 insults |
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Situational: Festive carnvial vs deadly catacombs
Fortunado is not fortunate
Dramatic: We know that Montresore wants to will kill Fortunado
Verbal: Drink to your long life, know that he'll be dead soon.
Your health is precious, know he will be dead soon
You are a man to be missed - missing for 50 years. |
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Trowel = Freemasons
Coat of Arms = Montresor's vengeful spirit
Motley = Fortunado = Jester = the fool
Montresor = my treausre = 50 yr old secret |
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Niter - Salt deposits in Catacombs
In Pace requieseat - may he rest in peace
Nemo me impune la cessit - nobody attacks me w.o punishment
Palazzo = italian palace
Freemasons = secrety society/brotherhood, assists poor, helping others, biulders, secret signs and symbols |
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Cask of amontillado
Barrel of expensive, rare wine |
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What do we infer about ending
What information is given in the color sidebar?
-50 years later, Montresor is confessing to a priest on his deathbed. Color sidebar written in 1845 by reverend |
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Should the author be accused of Plagiarism?
No! fiction = fake
Entertainment = "Cask of Amontillado"
Non-fiction = real
facts = accountable = ny journalist
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[image]Protagonist (fortunado)
[image]Arrogant, insulting, vain, easy-going, drunk, jovial, self-assured
[image]Antagonist (montresor)
[image]Cruel, conniving, trickster, vengeful, insane, obsessive, secretive, intense, merciless
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Bury the Dead - cold storage for foods and drinks (refrigeration of 1845)
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1st Person
Montresor
Unreliable narrator |
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Choose your friends wisely
Vanity can be a dangerous thing
Things are not always as they appear
*VENGEFULNESS can erode the human spirit and drive people to commit unspeakable crime. |
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Building Wall
Celebration
Drunk
Screaming
Confession to priest
Laughing |
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Hatred
Ruse
Wanting Revenge
Insanity
Urge to Kill |
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Time > General > After 1845
Time > Specific > Carnival time dusk on night prior to lent PLUS 50 years later
Place > General > Italy
Place > Specific > Palazzo, Catacombs |
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| Retrobution, Festive, Vengeful, MDK, |
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| Luchesi, Servants, Lady Fortunado, Carnival guests, priest, freemasons |
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born 1809 died 1849
Married his cousin
His houses are now historical landmarks |
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