Late in this work, a pair of doors burst open to reveal Madeleine, after which Roderick dies of terror.
Near the beginning of this work, the narrator looks down into a "black and lurid tarn" in an attempt to "annihilate [the] capacity for sorrowful impression" of the title object. This work's narrator remembers a "perversion" of "the wild air of the last waltz of von Weber" being played by a character who sings a song called "The Haunted Palace". Its narrator later reads a novel in which the knight Ethelred kills a dragon and receives a shield, Launcelot Canning's The Mad Trist. Late in this work, a pair of doors burst open to reveal Madeleine, after which Roderick dies of terror. For 10 points, name this story which ends with the collapse of the title structure, a work of Edgar Allan Poe.
Near the beginning of this work, the narrator looks down into a "black and lurid tarn" in an attempt to "annihilate [the] capacity for sorrowful impression" of the title object.
“The Fall of the House of {Usher}”