Della sacrifices her beautiful hair to purchase a platinum fob chain for Jim's watch.

The story is narrated by an unnamed individual who is haunted by guilt after murdering an old man.

The story explores the dire consequences that befall the White family after they are granted three wishes by a mysterious monkey's paw.

The protagonist must choose between a veiled lady and a hidden tiger behind two doors.

The yellow wallpaper becomes an obsession for the protagonist, reflecting her deteriorating mental health.

Daniel Dravot and Peachy Carnehan embark on an adventure to become kings in Kafiristan.

The story explores the consequences of Mathilde's vanity and her desire for material possessions.

The black box contains slips of paper with the names of all the villagers, and one person is randomly selected to be stoned to death.

The story revolves around Prince Prospero's attempt to escape death by holding a masquerade ball, but Death arrives uninvited.

Montresor is the narrator and protagonist of the story, who seeks revenge against Fortunato for an unspecified insult.

The raven's constant repetition of "Nevermore" symbolizes the protagonist's grief and loss of his beloved Lenore.

The narrator becomes increasingly paranoid and believes he can hear the old man's heartbeat even after he is dead.

The story explores the decline and fall of the Usher family, symbolizing the decay of the human spirit.

Ichabod Crane is a superstitious schoolmaster who becomes the target of the Headless Horseman.

The protagonist is trapped in a dark pit and must race against time to escape before he is crushed by a descending pendulum.