The Cask of Amontillado
In Edgar Allan Poes' The Cask of Amontillado , the narrator, Montresor, hadsuccessfully carried out the execution of his greatest enemy, Fortunato. By reading the story it can be reasonably determined that the tactics and methods used to kill Fortunato were skillfully thought out and pre-planned. It was not a spur of the moment murder, but a In The Cask of Amontillado , the main character, Montresor purposely postponed the execution of Fortunato until the "supreme madness" of the carnival season. At first the carnival may seem to be irrelevant towards the planning of Fortunatos'' murder, but it was actually a prime moment for Montresor to seek his revenge upon Fortunato. He had waited for the carnival season, for a particular reason, so he would not be detected luring Fortunato to his death. Everyone attending the "carnival" was dressed in a costume. Montresor himself was disguised by a "black mask of silk and a roquelaure" (117) as was Fortunato in a clown suite. Further the people at the "carnival" were under the influence
materials used to bury Fortunato. Once Fortunato was secured to the wall, Montresor us to see"(119). Though he could not see, Montresor "fettered" Fortunato to chains he killed Fortunato. He stated this by saying " there were no attendants at home... I had The theory of premeditated murder can be strengthened even more by the had pre-planned the murder of Fortunato. While Montresor and Fortunato where deep Fortunato. Montresor had purposely planned for his servants not to be home on the night
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Approximate Word count = 718
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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