What happens in "The Cask of Amontillado" by Edgar Allan Poe?

Answer 1

Oh, just read it. It's short. (And fantastic, but that's just my opinion.)

Answer 2

It's a story about revenge. The Amontillado is a very fine wine and used as bait. You'll have to find out what happened to Fortunato yourself.

Answer 3

"The Cask of Amontillado" was first published in 1846. The first-person narrator, Montresor, is unreliable and is attempting to explain his actions of 50 years before. The story begins with Montresor addressing someone familiar, who knows the "nature of my soul." He explains that he had borne "the thousand injuries of Fortunato," but finally Fortunato went too far, and he devised a plan for revenge.

Fortunato does not suspect Montresor's plan. In fact, when they meet in the street during carnival, Fortunato is very glad to see him. Fortunato is dressed like a jester, and has been...

Answer 4

Revenge

Answer 5

Without revealing plot points, Montresor gets chummy with Fortunato and puts him in his place. Very creepy atmosphere, typical of Poe.

Answer 6

I suppose you want us to do your homework for you. I say read it on your own to find out the ending. Good Luck.

Have a great day!

Answer 7

Its a short story about/base on revenge. All i'll tell u is that someones giong to die...

Answer 8

Oh, you're asking us to give away a really great freaky ending! No!
Basically, he hates this guy. Really really hates.
So he makes this huge, evil plan.
Read it, you'll see.

Answer 9

You must read it, the ending is wild!