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This one is kinda self explanatory about betrayal.

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This is the visual representation of the moment Montresor betrayed Fortunato.

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as a visual image for betrayal, this picture shows how easy it is for somebody to betray you, to back stab you. in this case, how easy it was for Montresor to back stab Fortunato.

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"Luchresi cannot tell Amontillado from Sherry."
That says a lot about Fortunato. He's a smart, and proud of his knowledge of wine. That pride, that ego, turns out to be his downfall. Throughout the story, Montresor plays with his pride, saying things like "I'll go to Luchresi." THat hurts Fortunato's pride, he thinks hes the only good wine contressor.

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Again, this one doesn't have a quote, simply because its never been said; what Fortunato did. Montresor never revealed to us what Foruntato did that lead to his death. All Montresor said was Forunato "injured him a thousand times." But, did he? Or was this just a lie to attempt to justify the murder of a man he just didn't like?

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"My dear Fortunato, you are luckily met."

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"My dear Fortunato, you are luckily met."

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No, he isn't. By meeting Montresor at Carnival, Fortunato was terribly unlucky.

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"Come," I said, with decision, "we will go back; your health is precious." {verbal irony}

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"Come," I said, with decision, "we will go back; your health is precious." {verbal irony}

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Its clear that Montresor doesn't care about Fortunato's health what so ever. I mean, the whole reason he brought Fortunato to the catacombs was to kill him.

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While there's no direct quote for this piece of irony, it is seen throughout the whole story. Fortunato's name. With a quick google search you can find out that the name Fortunato means fortunate, lucky, or blessed. And seeing how the story ended for Fortunato, he was very, very far from blessed or lucky.