English, 06.10.2021 08:30, naomi12360

"The cask of amontillado" by Edgar Allan poe howdy im doing a narrative essay for what would happen before the story started. I've already read it and understand everything but im having trouble w the introduction to it so i'd like ideas as to what the unnamed insult that started everything would be, any type of help is appreciated:D!

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