Of the many symbols in the story “the masque of the red death,” which symbol suggests that the party guests’ fate is certain and soon to come?

the black room
the ebony clock
the tripods of fire

I would say the ebony clock because when everyone's lives are about to end the clock stops. So B.

The setting of an island might represent isolation, being far, not easy access or some kind of limitation. It also might mean frustration. As regards, her voyage to England, it might be said that it represents her growth, Annie became and adult. It might portrayed her transition from being a child to being an adult.