My english teacher would love this

Wonderful! may I ask where you got the heads from?

omg lol i have a minifig called fortunato

Love it, The Cask of Amontillado is a great story. Fortunato is a dumbass.

Great job, very nice Lego Poe! -M1

I love it great Lego interpretation of one of Poes classics. Whered the tan skeletons come from?

Very nice detail work in this. The Cask of Amontillado is a good short story by Poe too.

That rat piece is from the old lego kingdoms. Anyway, awesome creation!!!!!

how did you come by the rat piece?

ive read read this before exactly how i pictured it

A cask of amontillado for this one!

Wow. I love Poe and I love this build, is it worth a perfect score? Yup. Your score = 5

We just read this story in english class! I could guess what the scene was just by the picture. Exactly how I pictured it in my head. Nice Work!

Excellent work!

a WONDERFUL piece! love the standing rat and the upsidedown skeleton! GREAT DETAIL!

Very nice, Nannan.

Ha, Ha, Just read this about a month ago. A couple differences between this and the story. Still good nonetheless. Poe would be proud.

um... interesting?

This is a fantastic scene! Perfect minifig for the scene too!

The rubble is great!

In pace requiescat!

Cool! Very awesome!! Check out my page later!

Score = 5

Haunting... 5 points.

I expected nothing less from a master such as yourself. Well played.~H

Another Poe, very nice. Not using white skeletons was a brilliant idea and I love the watching rat.

Aw...he looks so sad. Cool build!

Weirdly cool! Well built!

I just sat here and stared at it for a bit... umm, yeah. 5 points! ~ Chris.

I remember this scene well - perfectly captured.

hey! i read this book. good detail and cool topic choice.

Wow, excellently portrayed.

Ah classic literature. You know, my little brother doesn't even know who Edgar Allen Poe is. Tis sad, but this MOC is not! Fantastic work as always! ^Blub^

The Cask of Amontillado, I read it in 6th grade, loved it. your representation is slightly different than the short movie version which I've come acostomed to.Try looking it up on youtube, it's a bit old but still good.

Awesome work! Brilliant use of those tan Ninjago Skeletons :D Good Luck ;)

Beautiful representation of a classic high school short story. -Sam

Amazing build!

While the build seems simple in terms of Nannan standards (my personal opinion BTW), it's the imagery and accuracy of the MOC that pops out. >> 5 points <<

Love the yellowed skeletons! 4/5.

"By the last breath of the four winds that blow, I'll have revenge upon Fortunato, smile in his face I'll say 'come let us go,' I've a cask of Amontillado." I love this song, story, and MOC.

very cool!