The Fall of the House of Usher

This story seems very weird. It starts off by talking about a house and how it presents its self. This whole story basically talks about the house and the way it looks or presents itself, the friend ship of the two men, and how the narrator felt. This is seems to relate to gothisism and the under belly of life because everything is dark and dreadful.

The way the house is described is very ugly. Its very old and and it looks as if its falling apart. The house is just simply outdated and needs to be fixed completely. By the simple descriptions that the narrator gives, it makes the house seem like its haunted or something. There is definitely something wrong with that because, the house has occupants but no one is willing to try and fix it up. Instead people think that its creepy and weird

The way the narrator felt about the house was indifferent. Because he felt there was a vibe or essence that the house was giving off that made his skin crawl. He thought there was a presence of the house that was very unpleasant and disturbing. Not only that, he thought his friend was creepy as well. Like there was some mystery to the house but two his friend.

The relationship between him and his friend as he explained was very good. But that was when they were younger, now he doesn't really know what to think. He found out that there are secret passages in the house and that his friend seems to be hiding something. Non the less, the house is something else on his mind that he feels very uncomfortable about.

I feel that this story is related to logos. The reason behind that is because there is allot of dark evil kind of theme going on in this story. But at the same time there is so much that you would have to use common knowledge to identify every single thing. This also is like it relates to religion because for this to be strictly dark and evil, that would conflict with everything good and pure.