Question

How does the narration in this excerpt from "The Fall of the House of Usher" affect readers?

They can discover the history of Roderick Usher's family in great detail.
O They can learn the truth about Usher's situation before the other characters do.
They can understand the narrator's emotions in response to his experiences.
They can understand Roderick Usher's and his guest's opinions of one another.

Answer 1

C. They can understand the narrator's emotions in response to his experiences.

Step-by-step explanation:

The narrator's portrayals of the gloominess, eeriness and sinister atmosphere of the House of Usher and Roderick Usher's increasingly desperate behaviour allow readers to get an understanding of the narrator's emotions and anxiety when facing a daunting and unknown situation.