How does the description of the montresor coat of arms and motto in paragraphs 46-48 contribute to the reader's understanding of montresor's character?

The significance of Montresor's family coat of arms and motto in Edgar Allan Poe's short story The Cask of Amontillado is that it partially explains Montresor's need for revenge.

The Montresor family coat of arms has a golden foot smashing a snake, but the snake is biting the heel of the offending foot. This image symbolically displays the notion that an offending party may overpower a Montresor, even lethally, but the Montresors will strike back with deadly impact.

The Montresor motto is Nemo me impune lacessit, a Latin phrase which translates to ''no one attacks me with impunity.'' The motto reinforces the image on the coat of arms by providing some background about why the current Montresor seeks justice for some past (real or imagined) slight from Fortunado. If I were you, I would rewrite this paragraph cause plagiarism is never needed. The guys from PrimeWritings know how to make it approvable.

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