The Fall of the House of Usher

How does the narrator interact with Roderick Usher in the first days of his visit to the house?

What changes do you notice in their interaction after Madeline is entombed in the vault?

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At first, the narrator is hesitant to interact, because he has change so much. The narrator attempts help Roderick through music and reading. The narrator notices that Roderick is actually going crazy. He notices that Roderick is becoming more and more anxious and has a lot more psychotic elements to his physical and emotional state.

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