Death, The dark room has come to stand for death in Edgar Allan Poe's Masque of the Red Death. This idea has some merit because it is the one room that many of the ball attendees are reluctant to enter.
The moral of Poe's tale is that no amount of ingenuity can stop Fate's inevitable course. All mortals will eventually pass away, although many people want to resist this destiny. Prince Prospero, one of many who do, takes action to thwart the Red Death's approach by building a barrier to block its progress.
In Edgar Allan Poe's Masque of the Red Death, the dark room has come to symbolise death. Given that it is the one room that many ball goers are hesitant to enter, this concept has some merit.
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