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In "the fall lf the house of usher", why does the narrator not feel at liberty to dispute usher's decision to put madeline into one of the vaults?

In "the fall lf the house of usher", why does the narrator not feel at liberty to dispute usher's decision to put madeline into one of the vaults?
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In "the fall lf the house of usher", why does the narrator not feel at liberty to dispute usher's decision to put madeline into one of the vaults?

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C: he reveals he has been convicted


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