The Fall of the House of Usher

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What instrument does Roderick Usher play in 'The Fall of the House of Usher'?

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Roderick Usher plays the guitar.

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Where did the narrator first meet Roderick Usher?

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The narrator first met Roderick Usher at school.

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Upon her death, where is Madeline Usher placed?

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Madeline Usher is placed in a vault.

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Where is the vault located in relation to the narrator's bedroom?

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The vault is located directly beneath the narrator's bedroom.

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What prompts the narrator to visit The House of Usher?

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The narrator visits The House of Usher because Roderick Usher sends him a letter.

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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.

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How does the atmosphere of the House of Usher contribute to the story's mood?

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The atmosphere of the House of Usher is dark and foreboding, contributing to a sense of dread and unease.

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

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

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What role does the narrator play in the story?

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The narrator serves as a friend to Roderick Usher and provides a perspective on the events that unfold.

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How does Roderick Usher's mental state affect the story?

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Roderick Usher's mental state deteriorates throughout the story, influencing the events and atmosphere.