How does the author's choice not to reveal what Fortunato has done contribute to the story's tension?
A. This creates uncertainty about whether Montresor is who he says
he is.
B. This suggests that Fortunato must have done something truly
awful to Montresor.
C. This raises questions about Montresor's character and what he is
capable of.
D. This makes the reader curious about Fortunato's taste in food and
wine.