Question

in the description of the exterior of the house, which words suggest the presence of decay in the structure itself? in what ways does this description foreshadow the ending of the story? why has the narrator gone to visit usher? does he succeed in his purpose? * in this story, the narrator barely escapes being drawn into rodericks fantasy world. were you drawn into the fantasy of the story?

Explanation:

These questions pertain to literary analysis of a story. For the first, one would look at descriptive language of the house's decay to find foreshadowing elements. For the second, the narrator's motives and actions in visiting Usher and the outcome of the visit would be analyzed. For the third, one would examine the narrator's reactions and interactions with Roderick's fantasy - filled world to determine if they were drawn in.

Answer:

1. Analyze the words used to describe the house's decay for foreshadowing clues.
2. Consider the narrator's reasons for visiting Usher and the result of the visit to determine success.
3. Look at the narrator's responses and behaviors in Roderick's fantasy - world to answer if they were drawn in.