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How would you do it differently?

Answer: The penalty given to Fortunato was unfair. Given that he didn't deserve to die, Montressor has no right to kill him. Even though Fortunato was insensitive to Montressor, what he did was extremely cruel because seeking revenge is never a good decision.

Cite evidence from text (at least one sentence): Montressor took revenge to Fortunato because he believes that Fortunato was an insensitive and inconsiderate person. He intended to take revenge on Fortunato by manipulating him into folllowing him for an Amontillado wine, where in fact, there is actually no wine but a trap he set. In the line here, "Montressor! for the love of God!" This can be interpreted as fortunato asking for mercy while bringing up God's name in hopes to somehow move Montressor's heart, and this line proves my point because we as Christians cannot take someone else's life no matter what the reason is.

How would you do it differently?

Answer: I would address Fortunato about my feelings regarding his behavior and, if things escalate, let the legal system take its course.

Question: What do you think about forgiveness in the story, especially since Montresor doesn't feel sorry?

Although Fortunato might've done something unforgivable for Montresor to do what he did, it is still morally wrong. Regardless of how big of a damage Fortunato might've done. Because afterall, forgiveness is the sweetest revenge.

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Montresor remarks, "I must punish with impunity".

How would you do it differently?

To approach forgiveness, one could explore the alternative outcomes where Montresor confronts his feeling of betrayal

Answer: Yes, as long as you are open minded and are willing to forgive that person.

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Answer: However in the story, Montressor seems to think that Whatever Fortunato did is Unforgivable, this is why Montressor Purposely made his servants leave, which proves that Montressor already planned his revenge for a long time already. This is also further proved in the original text, “With the thousand injuries Fortunato had bored, i seeked revenge

How would you do it differently?

Answer: I would forgive him since the Lord always teaches us that we should love and forgive our enemies

Answer: Beliefs and values plays a crucial role in our lives it Guides us in making decisions specially when we are in tough situations. Our beliefs and values shape our perspectives.

Cite evidence from text (at least one sentence): “The thousand injuries of Fortunato I had borne as I best could, but when he ventured upon insult, I vowed revenge” in this line shows how he decided to carry out revenge.

How would you do it differently?

Answer: I would approach it differently by seeking a peaceful resolution through communicating without resorting to violence or harm.

Montresor seeking revenge on Fortunato in "The Cask of Amontillado" raises ethical questions. While Montresor's actions were extreme, seeking legal justice would have been a more appropriate course of action. Additionally, addressing the issue directly through communication or seeking mediation could have been more constructive ways to resolve the conflict.

I am not against revenge, but I am against unjust and revenge that does not fit the crime. For all the reader knows Fortunato could have been drunk and said he didn’t like the color of Montresor’s shoes. Or he could be the murderer of Montresor’s father. But we can’t know, and thus killing Fortunato was unjust.