House of Usher- gp
Texto del Guión Gráfico
- "Have you not seen it"
- "Come away from there!"
- Roderick Usher wrote a letter to the narrator, his childhood best friend, desiring his presence to help him overcome his sickness. Upon arrival the narrator observes that the house seems very off creepy even and Usher himself not doing any better.
- She's alive!!!
- Usher reveals that his twin sister Madeline is dying. She passes away the very first night of the narrator staying there. Asking for the narrators help Usher decides to keep her body in a vault. After, the narrator notices a change in Usher's demeanor.
- One night shortly after Madeline's death the narrator begins hearing strange noises. While this is happening Usher comes bursting the the door yelling questions and opening the window to a terrifying storm. To try and calm him down the narrator starts to read to Usher.
- While reading however, Usher gets more nervous with every sound the book makes because it appears to be echoing throughout the house so much so the narrator notices. They hear screams, rattles, and an opening door all down to the vault. This scares Usher so much that he confesses to hearing sounds of his sister and he fears that they've buried her alive.
- As he continues to explain it's almost like someone is walking up the stairs. He states the she's on the other side of the door and abruptly opens the door.
- There Madeline stood bloodied and a mess as clung onto her brother both dying. The narrator runs out of the house and a stay distance away to watch all go tumbling down and get swallowed whole by the lake. There went The fall of the house of Usher.
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