Throughout the story, the unnamed narrator continually looks for and speaks of "hope," even though he has been sentenced to death and was tortured. Why do you believe that he held onto that hope? What actions in in the story allowed him to hold onto hope? Expand with any symbols of hope in the story.

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However, in narratives where the character was condemned to death after undergoing psychological and physical torture, we can see the hope in these characters, because they know that death will end the suffering they undergo and take them to a better level. Often these characters are martyrs who hope that their deaths will give strength to those who struggle to continue fighting.

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