What kind of mood, or main feeling, does this passage help establish for the story?

A. lighthearted
B. suspenseful
C. sad
D. sentimental

The mood of the passage is suspenseful, as shown in option B.

We can arrive at this answer because:

The narrator shows a strong desire for revenge.This revenge will provide something cruel, which although the narrator talks about, he does not say what he will do.However, it is possible to see that the hatred and resentment that the narrator feels are too great to cause regrets.

With that, the passage loads the story with suspense, because the reader knows that the narrator will do something terrible as revenge for the one who offended him, but he doesn't know what will be done.

This question is about "The Cask of Amontillado" and you can find more information about this short story at:

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You can include the following points
1. malcolm's writing to his wife about the three witches' prophecies.
2.  duncan's decision  to stay at macbeth's castle, lady macbeth's  plan to kill him to             secure the throne.
3. malcolm tries to convince her that it is not good to do, but he agrees when lady macbeth challenges his manhood.
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