text: This fictional building has a "barely perceptible fissure" zig-zagging across its front.
full_question: This fictional building has a "barely perceptible fissure" zig-zagging across its front. The narrator stares at this building's reflection in a "black and lurid tarn" to assuage his nervousness, but only grows more terrified. A resident of this building sings the  "The Haunted Palace" and is read to from Sir Launcelot Canning's "The Mad Trist." The narrator's story about Ethelred is interrupted by a sound seemingly coming from this building's vault. Madeline is entombed alive in this building's vault by her brother, Roderick. For 10 points, name this building that collapses at the end of an Edward Allan Poe short story about its "Fall." Â 
first_sentence: This fictional building has a "barely perceptible fissure" zig-zagging across its front.
raw_answer: The House of Usher [or Roderick Usher's House; or "The Fall of the House of Usher"; accept equivalents to "house" like mansion]