What theme does the position of the house reflect in “The Fall of the House of Usher”? A. the inhabitants’ isolation and alienation B. the inhabitants’ mental illnesses C. Roderick’s descent into insanity D. Roderick’s alienation from his twin sister

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Explanation:

The main themes in "The Fall of the House of Usher" are madness, the supernatural, and artistic purpose. Madness: The Usher family has a long history of incest and, as a result, many contemporary Ushers, including Roderick, suffer from insanity.

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