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I Don’t Think He Loved Wine That Much In any story, the feelings or emotions presented are made up of a combination of three things; tone, atmosphere and theme. This simply means that the overall effect of a story of fiction relies on the story at hand as well as the described setting to get a general effect in the end. In Edgar Allen Poe’s The Cask of Amontillado his dark setting description, …

…Montresor’s plan in the story. If one part were to be taken out the whole effect would be lost. Poe’s brilliant use of setting description and character action manage to tie all the parts to the story in perfectly, as well as set the mood of the story. All of these uses of language combine to lead up to a final theme of revenge, and a story that could make the devil shiver.