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"The Gold-Bug" is a short story by Edgar Allan Poe, written in 1843, one of the earliest examples of the detective genre. The plot describes the story of William Legrand, his servant Jupiter and the nameless Narrator. Legrand involves them in the search for a treasure, which is supposed to be indicated by a letter he has deciphered. The story is set in South Carolina. William Legrand, a descendant of an old aristocratic family, pursued by failures and bankruptcy, flees New Orleans and settles on a deserted island near the Atlantic coast with his Newfoundland dog and old black servant Jupiter.

Performer: Roman Molodiy
Duration: 01 hour 32 minutes 12 seconds