Roderick Usher kept having children by different mothers despite knowing what would happen to them. This is why he decided to keep doing it.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary "It's amazing how far you can get on denial," Roderick Usher explains to Augie during his final confession in The Fall of the House of Usher, hinting at why Roderick continued to have children despite the fact that he knew their fates.
Roderick Thought A Short Life Of Wealth Was Better Than A Long Life Of Struggling Roderick never got to benefit from a wealthy life until his mother killed Longeford, and he vowed to never turn his children away as his father did. Whoever bore the Usher name would not have the gates closed on them because he knew what it was like to feel dejected and abjured. His personal philosophy sprouted from that sentiment, and founded his fortune on a drug that vowed to create a "world without pain.
Roderick Was Only Thinking Of Himself & His Wealth, Not His Children Despite the fact that his personal philosophy at the beginning of the confession seems to suggest altruism but it belies avarice. This final quote from him in his confession is truly telling: of the pact that Roderick made with the devil in order to obtain his obscene level of wealth.
He knew that he was marketing a lie with his cure-all pain-reliever, but just like the Sackler Family responsible for America's opioid crisis, the Usher name became inextricably tied to the death and degradation of a nation with tens of thousands of deaths thanks to its highly-addictive nature. No matter what he told anyone close to him or the media, only Madeline understood why he did what he did what he did except someone who would kill to protect family secrets.
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