Looking at this building produces an effect similar to opium withdrawal, and it is repeatedly described as having windows that are "vacant" and "eye-like." A former powder cellar in this building is sheathed with copper, as is its iron door, which makes "an unusually sharp grating sound." Works of art created in this building include a painting of a windowless but bright tunnel with blank stone walls and a song called [*] "The Haunted Palace." One resident of this house is buried alive by her twin in a vault but re-emerges during a reading of "
Looking at this building produces an effect similar to opium withdrawal, and it is repeatedly described as having windows that are "vacant" and "eye-like." A former powder cellar in this building is sheathed with copper, as is its iron door, which makes "an unusually sharp grating sound." Works of art created in this building include a painting of a windowless but bright tunnel with blank stone walls and a song called [*] "The Haunted Palace." One resident of this house is buried alive by her twin in a vault but re-emerges during a reading of "The Mad Trist" by Sir Launcelot Canning. For 10 points, name this residence of Madeline and Roderick which splits in half and sinks into a tarn at the end of a short story by Edgar Allen Poe.
Looking at this building produces an effect similar to opium withdrawal, and it is repeatedly described as having windows that are "vacant" and "eye-like."
the House of Usher