Roderick's twin sister, whose illness deeply troubles him, is named ________________________________. 12....

11. Roderick's twin sister, whose illness deeply troubles him, is named ________________________________.
12. The sister's illness is described as a partially ________________________________ malady.
13. The possibility of Madeleine's death leaves Roderick fearful for the last surviving members of the ________________________________ family.
14. The music that Roderick plays is different than most music because most music is ________________________________ for him to hear.
15. Roderick believes that water, plants, and ________________________________ can feel and think.
16. Where do Roderick and the narrator place Madeline's body? ________________________________.
17. To ease Roderick's distress, the narrator spends time with him painting and ________________________________.
18. Roderick's song, "The ________________________________ Palace," was easily remembered by the narrator.
19. The poem or song about a once-glorious palace reflects Roderick's weakening ________________________________.
20. As the narrator looks at Madeline's face, he learns that Roderick and Madeline are actually ________________________________.