Fortunato

Amontillado" by Edgar Allen Poe begins with a drunk man name Fortunato. Throughout the story, Fortunato hung out with Montressor. This man once called friend tricked Fortunato and left him for dead in the catacombs. The fact Fortunato is an alcoholic, gullible, and self-centered, makes him an easy target for Montressor to kill. Based on his actions, we can see that Fortunato is an alcoholic, which leaves him vulnerable to Montressor. Fortunato always like to drink at parties. 'He prided himself on

Montresor’s commitment to getting revenge on Fortunato is like a bounty hunter not giving up to apprehend a fugitive. In the text, Montresor main mission is to get rid of Fortunato a wine taster like himself who did “a thousand wrongs” (Poe, 67). Or did something so bad that it equals a thousand wrongs .The two characters set off into Montresor’s vaults, to taste the Amontillado that Montresor so called “bought”. The real question is what did Fortunato do to have this cruel revenge meet upon him.

the narrator Montresor had major problems with Fortunato, Montresor had been humiliated by Fortunato bad that he had needed to get back at him he needed for him to go narrator needed him gone but he wasn't going to just kill the dude in bright day light, so he started to think and found an idea about something he knew about Fortunato which was that he loved to drink get drunk so he had to use the strongest wine to get at him. Montresor offered Fortunato to go back to his place and offer him something

The thousand injuries of fortunato I had born as I best I could but when he, told the true secret of the carnival to everyone in the city. This happened when we were 10 years old me and Fortunato use to be best friends we use to do everything together we were like brothers. But one day Fortunato found out that he is adopted then he share this news with me and he was crying a lot they I went to my mom and tell her the news she explained to Fortunato that he was adopted by his uncle and aunt 10 years

Eduardo Urdaneta Montresor and Fortunato are best friends who also work together. Montresor has been traveling a lot lately due to his recent promotion in his position. He has just received a notice from his boss that he must go attend several conferences in Spain for a month. Upon receiving the undesirable news, Montresor’s wife, Chardonnay gets very upset but eventually acknowledges that traveling this much is essential to the new position that he holds now. Montresor knows that these four

handling oneself in happiness, freedom, and in acts of udder intoxication. This fact aided in the plot of Montresor to “avenge” (Poe 108) the wrongs that had been bestowed upon him by Fortunato, a well-known and “respected wine connoisseur” (Poe 108). This skill and his pride would end up being the downfall of Fortunato. Montresor would take full advantage of Fortunato’s degraded mental state and decision making ability, and bring an end to him. As the story progresses the scene turns from one of

“Hey, Fortunato!” Yelled Montresor, my mentally deranged neighbor from outside. Originally, I was on my couch comfortably catching up on a comic series, when his annoying voice disturbed my train of thought. Glancing out my window I could see Montresor looking strangely excited, and waving at me while leaning over the fence connecting our yards. Accordingly, I stood up to talk to him and opened my front door to be introduced by the autumn smell and the wind blowing.While I was shutting the door behind

“Hey Montressor, watch I bet you can’t do this!” Fortunato then does a backflip from standing on the ground and lands it successfully which of course Montressor was jealous of since he knew he couldn’t accomplish this or nearly anything else that Fortunato could. This battle has gone on since they could talk, Fortunato is always better with everything he does and Montressor doesn’t like this. Although Montressor does not like that Fortunato is better than him he has never done anything about it or

Montresor and her enemy Fortunato. This character Montresor is really mad at Fortunato because he insulted him, so Montresor wants to get revenge by planning the death of Fortunate. Since the begging, he has started doing and saying suspicious things, and some of those suspicious acts I will be explaining them. “My dear Fortunato, you are luckily met. How remarkably you are looking to-day!,” (Page 373, Line 28). In this sentence Montresor acts really friendly toward Fortunato because he wanted to establish

unreliable due to his questionable mental state. The narrator deluded Fortunato by luring him into the catacombs with evil intentions, which only makes the audience question: if he can deceive Fortunato, he might also be deceiving the audience. Montresor has no remorse/empathy, when he effused,“As I said this I lifted the last stone from the ground.‘Montresor! For the love of God!’ ‘Yes. For the love of God!’ I heard no answer. ‘Fortunato!’ I cried... I heard only a soft, low sound, a half-cry of fear