English, 08.03.2021 18:00, cecilysimpson7521

How does Montresor justify his revenge? How does Mary justify her revenge? How does the narrator in "A Poison Tree" justify his/her revenge? Support your answer with textual evidence. Do you think their revenges are justified

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