The Fall of the House of Usher

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What is the primary reason Roderick Usher summons the narrator?

Back

Roderick summons the narrator because he is ill.

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How are Roderick Usher and the narrator connected?

Back

Roderick Usher and the narrator are boyhood friends.

Front

Which character survives at the end of the story?

Back

The narrator survives at the end of the story.

Front

How are the windows of the House of Usher described?

Back

The windows of the house are described as eye-like.

Front

What activity do Roderick and the narrator engage in when they cannot sleep?

Back

Roderick and the narrator read a book when they cannot sleep.

Front

What themes are explored in 'The Fall of the House of Usher'?

Back

Themes include madness, isolation, and the effects of family legacy.

Front

What is the significance of the House of Usher in the story?

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The House of Usher symbolizes decay and the decline of the Usher family.

Front

What role does the narrator play in the story?

Back

The narrator serves as a friend and observer of Roderick's decline.

Front

How does the atmosphere contribute to the story's mood?

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The atmosphere is dark and foreboding, enhancing the story's gothic elements.

Front

What is Roderick Usher's condition?

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Roderick suffers from acute sensitivity and a mysterious illness.