please organise the text and correct grammar errors

please orgaise the tTwo literary work related to each other The Cast of Amontillado and Rose for Emily Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) was a very graphical horror writer in the time of the early 19 th century. He was creating very edgy, morbid images that readers often recognize. Alike him William Faulkner(1897-1962) was another horror writer that enjoyed creating dark characters with their negative intentions. Their characters are always with negative, dark, ugly and mysterious lives. Adding even more gothic connotations to their mysterious life all of the characters live in a dark, old, and gloomy places which adds to the suspense of the murder scene. The homes themselves are a characte... click for more

Analogy paragraph

Please present a well written analogy paragraph. Accurately explains how the analogy makes a foreign concept, object, or process clear to a general reader.

Questions

Hi Can someone check my answers in the the blank to see if they are correct. Thank you 1. _____we_____ students are being asked to read two essays this week: Twain's "Reading the River" and Adler's "How to Mark a Book." We Us 2. Samuel Clemens was born in 1835; his mother did not insist that ___she_______ name him as she insisted with her other children. her she 3. To Jane and ____him______, the presence of Halley's comet in the sky upon Samuel's birth seemed an omen. he him 4. Most people know Samuel Langhorne Clemens by ___his_______ pseudonym, Mark Twain. him his 5. ____his______ pseudonym means "two fathoms deep," a term take... click for more

Questions

Please answer the questions, I have attached the two speeches. Thank for your time.

Carver's short story is assessed.

These questions are reviewed: Question 1: As you were reading, what descriptive details, both visual and non-visual (smell, Sound, touch) caught your attenton? What made them so effective? Strong, active verbs? Original adjectives? The fact that they creared an image, impression or association in your mind? Question 2: In talking about his father, what does Carver reveal about himself? Question 3: What does Carver's poem add to the story?