Montresor

The story begins with Montresor's monologue and explains why he wants to retaliate against Fortunado, indeed his friend. "I tried to endure a thousand injuries at Futsuno, but I swore to retaliate when he ran the risk of insulting." The author declared what Futunat was doing with "thousands of people" Although I did not explain in detail how it did, still feel the anger of Montresor and can burn his mind. He wants to retaliate in his own way. "Whether it is words or actions, we must understand that Fortunat had not suspected my good intentions.

At the beginning of the story, Futunato believed that he and Montereso were friends, or at least friendly. But Montresor secretly plans to kill Futunato. Montreso believes that Futunato issued "1000 injured people" until they "insult" Montresor and Montresor and take action. Unfortunately, even if these injuries and insults actually happen or are delusions, they will not be explained. Montresor is an unreliable narrator who feels psychologically impaired such as delusive delusional personality disorder. This disease causes victims to be stuck with the delusion of "a phenomenon in which the culture of people is imagined to be rational". They often believe that "they are injured by friends and strangers and they tend to look at others as enemies." The impression of Montresor is that he and Futunato knew each other for a long time.

Fortunato did not know that Montereso was angry with him - Montresor did not give a little hint. Futunato had no doubt when Monterrey came across his "friends" on the street on a carnival the evening. Montresor came with Fortunato with him and asked Montresor to taste the bulk of the just-purchased wine Amontillado. Fortunato has a reason to be proud of his ability to distinguish his good wine, he is already drunk. If Fortunat can not taste wines for him, he is easily persuaded, especially as Montresor follows him to his friends.

As Montreso predicted, the idea of ​​instigating Futunato was to negotiate. The wine pipe contains 126 gallons. Fortunato assumes that Montresor wishes to purchase multiple pipelines and wish to earn more profit. It is no doubt that Montresor needs a 126 gallon sherry for personal consumption. It will be a bottle of 500 quarts. It will take years for him to drink so much - and he obviously wants to buy more! Fortunato had imagined that a ship that recently arrived in Barcelona had loaded all of Amontillado's cargo. He is rich. He can purchase the entire item and make what is intended to be embedded in his head.