third book

Tales of Mystery and imagination 

This story is treatment of a narrator who receives a letter from his friend Roderick in which he says he is very ill and needs to go see him. The narrator is Roderick's only friend since childhood, although not seen since, so he wrote the letter to him. When the narrator got home Roderick realizes that her sister Medeleine has a disease that is killing so he accompanies Roderick until the last day of her sister's life and as the doctors want to examine and do things after this very rare disease hiding in the basement after a storm and then realize that is alive so it runs Roderick and this is quda watching the moon

Personal Opinion

This story made ​​me a little unfair but nice because it shows that friends are unforgettable but come times when there are differences and some more in this case was not only the narrator's guilt if the both for not realizing

Characters

The narrator.

The narrator's wife.

The cat Pluto.

another cat

Activities

1. Imagine that the narrator in The Fall of the house of usher wrote to his wife during his visit. Use the linking words below to complete his letter.

although / and / but /  but / since / so / when / whitch / who 

Dear Sarah
I have been here for a week now. Usher was pleased to se me, although he has changed so much since our last meeting. He has a strange disease, who makes him very thin, pale and nervous. when I arrived, we have spent a lot of time together. 
I try to help him, but  his sadness is too deep, and sometimes I am frightened by his fantastic  ideas. 
Two days ago Usher's sister Madeleine died, but  I must stay here a little longer. so I hate this house og gloom and medness, I must help my friend,  which  needs me very much, since  he feels stronger, I will leave this terrible pleace for ever.
With love, Nathaniel  

2. The policemen who found the black cat wrote a report about their visit to the house. Put these sentences in order joining the parts where necessary, in order, joining the parts where necessary, in order to make their report.


1. He knocked on one of the cellar walls with his stick 
2. the owner took us down to the cellar
3. and on top of her head there was a black car with one eye 


The owner took us down to the cellar and on top of her head there was a black car with one eye. He knocked on one of the cellar walls with his stick.

3. Who, or what. was the other Wiliam Wilson? Whitch of these answers so you think is the set explanation?


1. a real person- who happens to look just like the narrator 
2. a different part of the narrato's own mind
3. somebody that the narrator imagines, in a wiking dream 
4. the good side of the narrator's character
5. a kind of ghost