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their fear of death makes them not want to help the lower class. the foolishness was because of the party that prince properso threw

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you can't run from death but you should accept it at one point in your life.

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you can't run from death but you should accept it at one point in your life.

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That death comes in many forms, and whatever we do fate will always intervene. In The Tell-Tale Heart, the old man dies from murder and the narrators fate takes him to jail. In the monkey’s paw, they boys meddling of fate lead him to his death. Finally in the Masque of the red Death, death itself kills Prospero, which was his fate.

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There are two mains reasons why they retreat to the abbey. One is their fear of death and the other the idea they can run away from it. In retreating, they no longer fear death as much as they did and they feel like they outran death. Which couldn’t be further than the truth.

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Their fear and foolishness of the red death leads them to ignore the problem and do stupid things instead of helping other people

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Do not make stupid decisions without thinking or considering others and the consequences

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Karma

 Tell tale heart: They killed someone and turned themselves in due to guilt

The Monkey's Paw: Mr.White used the monkey's paw and his son ended up dying

Masque of the Red Death: Prince Prospero excluded all of the peasants and it came back to bite him in the form of someone with the red death crashing his party.

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The idea of madness. In all three madness occurs leading to the absolute and tragic ending. In the tell tale heart the protagonist goes mad over the ticking and reveals the body causing him to be sent to jail. In the monkey's paw the wife is driven into madness over her son's death and rushes to try to bring him back. In the masque of the red death the prince goes mad over the unwanted guest leading him to death and dying at the party.

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Yes it is fear, the fear of death. There is nothing else the prince fears most.. You can see this in his actions when death finally arrives and how he wants to attack it and kill it.

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Foolishness can lead you to the place you never wanted to go.

1: the murderer killed the old man leading him to get caught

2:taking one man words lightly and lost their son

3:held a party during a plague and lead to his own death

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I think Prince Prospero designed the room the way it is so the guests could acknowledge death even if they were trying to avoid it.

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To be honest i'm not sure why, but i'm guessing maybe one was built like that so they wouldn’t die. Like if they had a room for the deaths of the plague they would be blessed and rewarded with this party and not dying from it

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I think that fear is one of the reasons but also because they can, they are rich and had the privilege to. But we are in the middle of a pandemic and I wouldn’t want to be in a room with a thousand other people.

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A theme, lesson, or idea that shows up in all three short stories is guilt. Also, all of the main characters got what they deserved. In The Tell-Tale Heart, the killer went to prison. In The Monkey’s Paw, Mr. White lost his son. And in The Masque of the Red Death, Prince Prospero died.

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I think prince prospero tried to make each of the rooms colors represent a decade of his life

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The theme is that you should embrace death, because it will happen no matter what

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They can never run away from their problems. They always try to do something right but they never can.

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I think that the theme, lesson, wisdom, or idea of these stories is not to be greedy/ selfish, in the first story the narrator obviously only cared about himself and and not dealing with the old man, in the second story mr white and his family pushed the soldier to give them the paw so they could have what they wanted, and in the third story the prince didn't care about his kingdom dying out from the red death 

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Maybe hatred for the people caring or representing the red death not just fear 

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In all three stories there was death.
The old man dies
Mr. White's son dies
Prince Prospero and others die

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Yes, Prince Prospero fears death and so he decides to run away from the red death.

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They ran away from the problem and continued to ignore it. Their actions don't solve the problem so it came back to them.

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Yes, fearing death led them to flee so they wouldn't suffer.

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In Poe’s short story Prince Prospero and all his guests act immorally because their fear leads them to do so. For example, trying to hide forever will never work and having a big party won’t hide you from it any better. This shows that Prince Prospero and all his guests are probably naive to the fact that a disease will find its way to you.

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Yes, fear is the main force that drives prospero and friends to his castellated abbey. They are all afraid of sickness / death.

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In Poe's short story the character Prince Prospero and his guests fear leads them to making foolish actions.  For instance they decided to hide from the death knowing it wouldn't work. Therefore it shows that prospero and his wealthy friends think that they can't get affected by the red death.

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The idea that appears in all three is that if you do what’s right, things won’t necessarily go your way, but they won’t go the other way either… In the Tell-Tale Heart if he hadn’t killed the old man he wouldn’t have been arrested;In the Monkey’s Paw if they didn’t make any wishes, their son wouldn’t have died;In the Masque of the Red Death, if he hadn’t abandoned his people he wouldn’t have died.

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Yes fear is the main force that drives them to the abbey, because they are afraid of the Red Death

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Prince Properso and his guests’ fear and foolishness lead to immoral actions. it was immoral to retreat to the castle and avoid the responsibility of helping. And because of their fear and foolishness they attacked the mummer.

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I think Prince Prospero possibly designed the room to remind the guests that they have avoided death and can enjoy themselves.

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Fear is the main force but, they also were defiant against death.

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Physical/ mental Disabilities, shootings, lynchings, etc.

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In all three stories the characters try and avoid/escape death.

In tell tale heart the narrator tries to hide the body of the old man, but ends up going mad and he gets arrested anyway.

In the monkey’s paw when herbert dies mr and mrs white try and bring him back from the dead, but it doesn’t work.

And in the masque of the red death, Prince Prospero and his guests try and hide themselves from death but they all end up dead.

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Fear of the red death is the main factor that Prospero went to hide. For example, again when Prospero hears that the Red Death is killing people he goes into hiding. Thats because he fears death, he doesnt wanna die.

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A lesson that shows up in all is Bad actions lead to consequences because in The Tell-Tale Heart he killed the old man  and then he heard a ringing in his ear and couldn’t take it so he admitted his crimes. Then in the Monkey's Paw everytime they wished for something it would lead to consequences. And finally in the recent one we read The Masque of the Red Death the Prince chooses to ignore the red death and at the end he gets killed.

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They fear the red death and ignore it many innocent low class people died from the red death because they ignored it

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There are plenty of things that us kids could make fun of- someone's hairstyle, funny matching clothes, someone's car and others.  But there is one thing that we absolutely must not tolerate: Making fun of other people’s suffering or making fun of someone else’s death. Any kind of joking around about that puts us in a world of hurt.

You shouldn’t joke around about death because it might happen to you or someone you love. Once it happens, you will definitely suffer emotionally.

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In Poes Short the story, the characters fear and foolishness leads to immoral actions. We can see this in the story, when Prince Properso hears about the red death, he gets so scared that he only invites his friends, and locks himself up in his castle. This means that his fear of the red death, led him to leave the lower income people for dead.

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I think Prince Prospero knew that someone would eventually die, because he knew that the red death was behind the walls of his abbey. In a sense, he predicted his death and the death of the guests also at the end of the story.
Prince Prospero could hardly have expected that he would "visit" the room with the clock. He probably realized that he, like all people, was mortal.

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I think a message that shows up in all three short stories is that you can’t control life or what happens to you. In The Monkey’s Paw, the family tries to control their life by wishing for things to happen to them. This ends up backfiring and getting their son killed. In The Tell-Tale Heart, the narrator tries to control the old man and kills him. He gets caught by the police because of his guilt. In The Masque of the Red Death, Prospero tries to control the red death by hiding away and avoiding the sick people, but his selfishness eventually kills him and everyone in his palace.

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In Poe’s short story, the character is scared of the disease so he and his friends stay in the palace and don’t let anyone in or out. For instance, in the story they said, “This wall had gates of iron. The

courtiers, having entered, brought furnaces and massy hammers and welded the bolts.” This shows that Prospero made sure nobody could get in so that only he and his friends would be safe. His fear made him hide instead of dealing with the disease and his foolishness made him think that just closing the doors would stop him from dying, which is why he died.

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to represent death in your life

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Yes he fears it the most because of the actions that he takes when the red death appears.

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Saying the B-word in an airport. One will get a few stern looks from TSA if they say it.

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His and his friends fears of the red death drove them to save themselves.
They locked the doors and didn't turn back and the whole time they partied while people outside the castle were dying.
This shows that they had no guilt or remorse because they never looked back once they entered those rooms because going out there would mean certain death and they were afraid of that.

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they chooses to be selfish and watched every one die from there sanctuary so death  chose to punish them

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A message in all three stories is that death is inevitable.

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the being foolish has a price

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yes, fear is the main force that makes him retreat to his castle. This is because why else would he barricade himself if there was not the red death to be afraid of

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I believe the Prince already knew that death would come no matter what, he was just envying those who avoided it while he was alive. Since he knew the coming of death was inevitable, he chose it as one of the colors

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i think that prince Prospero knew death was coming and everyone tried avoiding it

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Joshua it can be that they knew it was death himself so yes fear was the main force

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Joshua it can be that they knew it was death himself so yes fear was the main force

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Prospero feared the red death, and attempted to hide from it without consequences. The immoral action was having a care-free party while everyone else suffered.

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I think Prospero was over-confident, and thought that, since death was so impossible, that a room alluding to would be harmless.

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Yes, I think the main force in driving his actions is fear. In the story it makes a point to show the fear of the guests as the clock hits another hour, i think the clock is representative of the inevitability of the death they fear. Also the fact that they have masks are like them trying to shield themselves from whats happening.

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I believe it was primarily fear that drove him to create the party. But I also believe it was hope. He hoped that the red death was able to be defeated, and that they could wait it out in a grand party and not suffer consequences.

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don't do something you will regret

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There are many things, mental health issues, sicknesses, and racist comments are just a few important things not to joke about

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To represent and/or show the different negative actions most people have done.

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I think it could be yes and no. I believe that is part of their fear, however there is more to it.

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A theme, lesson, wisdom, or idea that seems to be spread throughout all of these stories is that you shouldn’t play with your fate and make narcissistic decisions. In “The Tell-Tale Heart”, the narrator decided to kill the old man just because of his eye for his own comfort. And in “The Monkey’s Paw”, Mr. White wanted 200 pounds just to have them, and that changed his life in bad ways. And in “The Masque of the Red Death”, Prince Prospero was hosting parties with his friends during a plague just to have fun and to see if they could escape death.

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The actions you do usually gives a person an idea have how you act so people worry on how other people see them and not has how there changed would effect them

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Yes and no because, they do want to avoid sick people, but no because they are gathering in large groups. I think the real reason they shut themselves in the abbey is that Prospero and his guests want to indulge in pleasures - eating, drinking and lust. Prospero's revelers do not experience any genuine fear until the Red Death actually appears at the ball.

However, the fear is felt from the beginning of the story, culminating at the end of the poem.

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At someone's funeral it could be considered disrespect and while doing a test the teacher could catch you telling jokes

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I think prince prospero wanted to design a room such as that to not forget the circumstances of the outside.

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I think fear is one of the forces but it is not the main force. I think that prince prospero simply did not want to deal with his lower class subjects.