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The moral lesson from the cask of amontillado
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The moral lesson from the cask of amontillado

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Fortunato gives no sense of having bad feelings towards him. Therefore, the moral lesson of the story is that revenge is wrong. The reasons for the revenge might not be enough to warrant what is being done to the victim

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Explanation: I am pretty sure the moral lesson is that revenge is wrong

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