Title: Rolfina’s Journey of Vengeance

character, Rosa, dies.

The fall of The House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe

The story has a gothic setting as the narrator explains that the house of the characters is dark and is almost falling. Further, the characters add on the gothic setting as Madeline is a ghost and his brother Roderick is insane. The lives of the characters are not normal, as they are gothic in the sense that they are dark and outsiders are not allowed into the characters lives. The gothic setting is clearly brought out by the charades and their home.
The characters in the story are mysterious as Madeline is a ghost who does not speak through the entire story, while Roderick is brother is insane and aware of the worsening insanity. Madeline is taking revenge on his brother for killing her by haunting him as a silent ghost. However, whenever she returns, her brother leaves. Roderick is mysterious as he killed his sister but is equally haunted by her.
Conflict is displayed on the story when Roderick kills her twin sister and buries her. Here, there is conflict between the two main characters. Further, conflict is sensed when Madeline decides to comeback and haunt his brother. Here there is conflict when the dead disturb the living. Roderick runs away from the house every time Madeline comes back as he is in conflict with himself for killing her. Roderick seems to be in conflict with himself as he is aware that he has a mental condition that is worsening with the appearance of Madeline.
I think that the author has developed the story well in terms of conflict and characters. In addition, the gothic

setting is brought out by the living conditions of the characters and the presence of a ghost.