Point of View on the Cask Bridge

In the hearts of many people, the legendary director Alfred Hitchcock introduced the term 'point of view' in common words in the notorious shower scene of classic psychology in 1960. Most people are unaware that many people in the entertainment field have enjoyed the benefits of the audience. Before movies and dramas appeared, the best place to find this method was literature.

In Edgar Allan Poe's Amontillado Cask "Amontillado's Cask" Edgar Allan Poe used several different artistic choices for the composition of the story. Using the narrator's point of view, background, and overall monotonous feelings, manipulate the story as you desire. Poe succeeded in maintaining the "unfair spirit" which had been spreading in most of his work. This view plays a very important role in influencing the reader's perception of the story.

Walter Steep is the author of 'satire double in the barrel of Poe's Amontillado'. For Poe's short story, he has a very unique perspective. According to him, Steep explained that the main point of the "barrel of Amontillado" is "clumsy insults, sarcastic Montresor threats, and Fortunato's further blindness to this story." A way to prove that he has the right to murder Fortunato. Furthermore, it depicts Fortunato as a person who can not see "many clues" (steep slope).

The view of "Amontillado's Cask" makes it possible for the reader to see the idea of ​​Montresor at that time as he is telling his story. This view also makes it possible to focus on the conflict of pride, which shows how Monteleso boasts of this fact in talking about his story. Another value of the first person stories, in this view, in the barrel of Amontillado, the author is to ironically predict and set the steps to deploy vengeance, Montresor gets his ultimate revenge on Fortunato In order to create it. Ironically, he developed a misleading feature that Montresor was telling, deliberately deceive Futunat through planned revenge plan and desire to betray. Predict ability to accurately reveal results at the end of a story

Disruptive pride and valuable pride ("Spiral of Ibis", "Lesson", "Amontillado's barrel" comparison)

In the irony and symbolism short story of "Amontillado's Cask", Edgar Allan Poe writes from the perspective of Montreiso, from the first person viewpoint, in the story of "Amontillado's Wooden Barrel", the narrator of this story, the revenge for Fortunato Montresor is perfect I began to formulate a revenge plan. During the carnival period, Montresor met with Futunato and ironically decided not to ridicule Futunato's allegiance but carefully to carry out his plan. Poe's story depicts the inner workings of the murderer's mind and remembers Futatsun's death for 50 years. Poe uses various kinds of satire and symbols for the dialogue between Montresor and Fortunato. These are described in the next paragraph. First, Poe used dramatic sarcasm in the story. For example, Montresor expressed concern about Fortunato and said: "Now, after the decision, we are back, your health is priceless, you are wealthy, respected, admired and loved, as I once was, you are very happy

Symbolism, images and subject matter are compared by the story "Amontillado's Wooden Barrel" and "Scarletted Ibis".