Fortunado's Perspective

"As you are engaged, I am on my way to Luchesi. If anyone has a critical turn, it is he. He will tell me--" (p. 4)
I stop him right there.
"Luchesi cannot tell Amontillado from Sherry." (p. 4)
It's true. What a fool he is. That old clotpole is all talk. He does not know wine like I do. No man does. Montresor suggests that his taste is a match for my own. Ha! He must jest, as he always does. I do enjoy the company of Montresor. Indeed, he has quite the sense of humor.
He seems hesitant about proceeding to the vaults; he is concerned about imposing upon me. What a good-hearted man! But I press on until he concedes. I must have this Amontillado. How envious it would render Luchesi! No, this opportunity I cannot miss.
We proceed to his vaults, and I cannot wait to taste the Amontillado upon my lips.

Introduction

Hello! I'm Sarah, obviously. I'm 17, and I'm a senior. My interests include art (ceramics, drawing, painting, and photography), reading, musicals, and swimming. I plan on majoring in art education, and I'm not sure what school I'll be attending yet. My favorite book is The Fault in our Stars, my favorite movie is currently Les Miserables, and my favorite band is Mumford & Sons. My pirate name is:

Cap'n Wilma Bluebeard