The Fall of the House of Usher: How did Roderick and Madeline Usher connect to Fortunato Pharmaceuticals?

Roderick and Madeline Usher, the main characters of The Fall of the House of Usher, are connected to Fortunato Pharmaceuticals in several ways. The first connection is through their mother, Eliza, who worked as a secretary for the pharmaceutical company's owner, Mr. Longfellow. It is implied that there may have been a consensual affair or some form of sexual misconduct between Eliza and Mr. Longfellow, as Roderick and Madeline are revealed to be his children.When Eliza falls ill, Roderick and Madeline turn to Mr. Longfellow for help. However, he cruelly refuses to assist them, and Eliza dies in their home. To avoid police investigation and in accordance with their mother's religious beliefs, Roderick and Madeline bury her in their backyard. However, their mother's body mysteriously leaves the grave during a stormy night and makes its way to Mr. Longfellow's house. Roderick and Madeline witness their mother choking Mr. Longfellow to death, and she dies herself soon after, though her spirit appears to continue to haunt Roderick's childhood home.Following these events, Fortunato Pharmaceuticals passes on to Roderick and Madeline. Mr. Longfellow's death is disguised as a heart attack in the media to protect the Usher family's reputation. Roderick, now the CEO of the company, vows to be different from his father and treats all of his children, legitimate and illegitimate, equally. He provides financial support for them to start their own businesses. However, this trust is later betrayed by some members of the Usher family.In addition to their personal connection to Fortunato Pharmaceuticals, Roderick and Madeline also become entangled with the company due to an ongoing federal investigation into their role in the opioid crisis. Assistant US Attorney Auguste Dupin is prosecuting the Usher family, and Roderick agrees to speak with him to explain the downfall of his family. While the exact