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    unlikely as it would betray every character trait we have seen from Montresor. To move from the excitement of finally putting into action a long and detailed plan‚ one executed with equal amounts of pride and malice‚ to a sudden pang of sickness in his heart seems too inconsistent with what we know of

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    an unknown justification of a ‘dreadful’ act‚ to create a sense of confession as aforementioned. This point links back to the title of the story: “The Tell Tale Heart” which immediately points the readers towards the subject of confession‚ as your heart is supposed to free yourself of all sins through confession‚ furthermore personifying the heart. Tension is built through the story through the on-going contradictions occurring inside the narrator’s fractured mindset‚ arguing against the reader regarding

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    Edgar Allan Poe was an author‚ poet‚ and literary critic‚ whose works weren’t very successful during his lifetime but are now read around the world. His stories often included dark themes‚ and “the atmosphere in his tales of horror [was] unrivaled in American fiction.” (“Edgar Allan Poe Biography”) He was also very revolutionary in his multiple fields‚ as many sources credit Poe as the “architect” of the modern short story‚ as well as the “Father of the Detective Story”. But Poe’s life was not

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    “The Fall of the House of Usher” and “The Yellow Wallpaper”: A Comparison Introduction Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper” has received wide praise for its accurate depiction of madness and the symptoms attributed to mental breakdowns (Shumaker 1985).   While these symptoms may seem obvious from today’s psychological perspective‚ Gilman was writing at the close of the 19th century when the discipline of psychology was still emerging out of a rudimentary psychiatric approach to treating

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    Poe And Bryson “The Tell-Tale Heart’’ is a horror story and psychological thriller told from a first- person perspective‚ written as a monologue. For example “You should have seen how wisely I proceeded”. It gives the reader an insight‚ usually only given to psychologists: the opportunity of studying a mind of a man‚ suffering from paranoia – from total insanity. Bryson´s story is also first person narrative‚ but with a greater outlook on the world in which he is in. For example “I trudged along

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    Calculated Killer or Mentally Insane? Good and evil go hand in hand in everything‚ including those that have claimed to be perfectly twisted. In “The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe‚ the short story shows that even the most perfect crimes can turn twisted and evil. During the 1840’s there is a caregiver and a narrator who is also a cold-blooded killer who develops a hate towards the eye of the old man he was taking care of. The narrator claims it made his “blood run cold”‚ and so he decides

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    The second most suspenseful story I believe is The Monkey’s Paw. I believe this suspense story deserves the second place title because this story‚ much like The Tell-Tale Heart‚ paired fear and horror with the suspense. In The Monkey’s Paw‚ the author uses the fear of being buried alive‚ which I think is another interesting way to create dread in your reader‚ this helps the suspense flow a little smoother‚ because now your reader is worried and just has to know what happens to the character. I love

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    Edgar Allan Poe is a brilliant author who wrote amazing stories and poems using various emotional effects. Throughout his lifetime he went through lots of tragedy and personal conflicts. Within his pieces of literature he uses his creative writing style abilities by making readers feel emotional effects such as horror and sorrow. With all of his past conflicts‚ I believe it made him a lot better at connecting to readers in other ways certain authors couldn’t. Poe’s style is characterized by his

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    on the back of newspapers. Later in life he got a job writing with newspapers but he was drinking and got fired‚ like most jobs. After that he wrote many books and soon became a literary sensation. Some books today that are really known are‚ Tell Tale Heart‚ The Raven‚ and The Black Cat. Poe unfortunately lost his wife and mysteriously died soon after.

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    Certainly‚ one of the main themes of the story is revenge‚ though there are also themes of mortality‚ betrayal‚ and pride‚ to name just a few. However‚ no reader can ignore the many nuances‚ clever word play and ironic wit that permeate this gothic tale of horror. Indeed‚ it is Poe’s masterful use of irony that provides the remarkable power of “The Cask of Amontillado.” The irony of Poe’s story lies within both circumstance and character. By his own account‚ Poe is a careful constructor of stories

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