The Fall of the House of Usher

The narrative delves into themes of decay and madness, as a visitor discovers the unsettling atmosphere of the Usher residence. The protagonist's friend, Roderick Usher, suffers from extreme sensitivity and anxiety, believing the house itself harbors a malevolent presence. As the plot unfolds, the eerie connection between Usher and his home intensifies, creating a chilling atmosphere that captivates and terrifies readers. This tale exemplifies Poe's mastery of gothic horror, making it a gripping read, especially in solitary, stormy settings.