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Meeting Fortunato at the carnival
Montresor refers to Fortunato as a friend; Fortunato was drunk; they shake hands excessively -
Montresor tells Fortunato that he has Amontillado
They both have their doubts -
Montresor tells Fortunato that he is own his way to see Luchesi
Fortunato tells him that Luchesi cannot tell Amontillado from sherry -
Fortunato and Montresor go to the vaults instead of Luchesi
Fortunato has a cold cellar and the cella encrusted with Niter but Fortunato still wants to go -
Montresor leads Fortunato into the catacombs
Fortunato keeps coughing; Montresor tells Fortunato they should go back because Fortunato is a beloved man but Fortunato tells him that they should continue going -
They drank some Medoc
Montresor says that the Medoc will help the dampness; they toast to Fortunato's long life -
Fortunato asks Montresor if he is of the Masons
Montresor says that he is a Mason and he pulls a trowel to show Fortunato that he is a Mason -
Montresor leads Fortunato deeping into the crypt
Going deeper in the crypt causes there flambeaux to glow rather then flame; at the end of the crypt the walls were lined with human remains -
Montresor leads Fortunato to the place where he is going to be put.
The place was four feet in depth, three feet in width, and six or seven feet in height; the light enabled them to see. -
Montresor chains Fortunato to the granite.
Fortunato was held in by two iron staples about 2 feet apart from these a short chain and padlock -
Montresor began to wall up the entrance of the niche.
Fortunato's intoxication levels were decreasing -
Fortunato's intoxication levels began to wear off.
Fortunato began to moan and cry, but it was not the cry of a drunken man. -
Montresor continued to lay the tier.
Fortunato began to scream, Montresor hesitated and trembled. -
Montresor was near finishing the wall
Fortunato began laughing and talking to Montresor. -
Montresor called for Fortunato right after they had finished talking, and Fortunato didn't answer.
Fortunato's bells were jingling; Montresor's heart grew sick. -
Montresor forced the last stone in position and plastered it up.
Montresor reerected the old rampart of bones. -
Fortunato has not been disturbed for half of a century.
