How does Montresor’s point of view relate to the theme of “The Cask of the Amontillado”? Montresor's point of view causes readers to question the theme stated early in the story--that revenge is bittersweet at best.
Montresor's version of events suggests that stories can never really represent the real horrors of life in a world that lacks basic morality.
Montresor's point of view has no effect on the story's theme, since the author was careful to write a story that merely entertains readers.
Montresor's version of the murder demonstrates that a desire for vengeance can cause people to lose touch with reason and morality.