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SummaryofTheFalloftheHouofUsher

:intheautumnoftheyear

:theHouoftheUsher

:RoderickUsher;

’sSister,Madeline;

’sFriend,I.

ound:Adull,dark,andsoundlessday;

Scene:uponthemerehou,thesimplelandscapefeaturesofthe

domain,uponthebleakwells,uponthevacanteye-likewindows,uponafewrank

reallyhorrible.

ofthestory:Inadull,dark,andsoundlessautumn,theauthorhad

receivedaletterfromhisfriend,RoderickUsher,whowantedtoinvitehimtothe

opethecheerfulnessofhisfriend’ssocietycangive

HouofUshergaveanuncomfortablefeeltohis

,Ifoundhiscountenancewornamingledexpressionof

lowcunningandperplexity,.

Usher’smaladywasreallyrious.

elopmentofthestory:Usher’ssister,theladyMadeline,hassuffered

fromthecatalepsy,pendveraldayswithUsher,

theladyMadeline’the

days,Ushersang,ningUsherinformedmethatthe

ladyMadelinepasdaway,Usherstatedhisattentionofprervinghercorpfora

fortnight,previouslytoitsfinalinterment,inoneofthenumerousvaultswithinthe

equestofUsher,Iaidedhiminthearrangements

sitedtheirmournfulburdenupontrestles

withinthisregionofhorror,replacedandscreweddownthelid,andcuredthedoor

ofiron,madetheirway,withtoil,intothescarcelylessgloomyapartmentoftheupper

portionofthehou.

maxofthestory:Afewdaysafterthefuneral,Usher’sordinarymanner

edfrom

chambertochamberwithhurried,unequal,ntenancehad

ally,upon

retiringtobedlateinthenightoftheventhoreighthdayaftertheentombmentof

theladyMadeline,some

sounds,t

kenfewturnsinthismanner,Ushersteppedonwith

ecamemadder;ared,soItook

theMadTristofSirLauncelotCanning,esoundscame,I

oldmethattheladyMadelinediddie,weput

eladyMadelinestoodwithoutthedoor.

Therewasblooduponherwhiterobes,andtheevidenceofsomebitterstruggleupon

ainedtremblingandreelingtoandfro

uponthethreshold,thenwithalowmoaningcry,herbrotherfellandinherhorrible

toftheHouofUsher.

ofthestory:IrunoutthehouofUsher,andhouhadbeenruined.

Everythingbecamesilent.