Across
- 2. : The main setting of the story; it ultimately collapses
- 4. : Title of the story the narrator reads aloud to calm Roderick
- 6. : What Madeline is believed to be when she is entombed
- 10. : Violent event outside that builds as tension rises inside
- 11. : Roderick believes the house itself has this awareness
- 12. : The crumbling physical home of the Usher family
- 13. : Roderick’s worsening psychological state
- 14. : The sickly master of the house whom the narrator visits
- 17. : Theme involving the mind’s complete breakdown
- 18. : Strange __________ in the house mirror the book being read
- 19. : Grim act of placing Madeline in the vault beneath the house
- 22. : The crack running down the front of the house
Down
- 1. : The literary genre of the story
- 3. : The unnamed visitor who tells the story
- 5. : The dark, still lake in front of the house
- 7. : The family relationship between Roderick and Madeline
- 8. : Author of "The Fall of the House of Usher"
- 9. : What the narrator feels as he approaches and enters the house
- 10. : Roderick’s extreme __________ to light, sound, and touch
- 12. : Roderick Usher’s mysterious twin sister
- 14. : Literary movement that includes Poe’s dark, emotional style
- 15. : A word that describes the overall mood and atmosphere
- 16. : The ancient family name tied to the doomed house
- 20. : Type of fear Poe emphasizes through setting and mind
- 21. : The final fate of the Usher family line
