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    No one really knows how Poe really died all they have are theories. People believe that it was rabies that did it and some say it was alcohol. He liked to drink‚ maybe just a little too much. His death is a mystery‚ no one really knows what happened. Reasoning no one knows what really happened evidence show its was because he drank a lot‚ there was already alcohol in his system‚ and he gave up on a lot after he started drinking. Edgar Allen Poe seemed to drink a lot. Evidence to that would be all

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    Edgar Allan Poe has provided many different impacts to American Literature such as the genre of “detective fiction” (Edgar Allan Poe). He has also paved the way for the modern short story. In almost all important American writers‚ since his time‚ there are signs of influence from him. Edgar Allan Poe lived a childhood and adulthood full of devastating deaths and hardships for the young man. Poe was born on January 19th‚ 1808 in Boston‚ MA. His mother and father were David and Elizabeth Poe and

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    Before starting this journey on Edgar Allan Poe’s universe‚ there is nothing better than to dig deep into the events and things that caused Edgar to be one the greatest dreamers and visionaries of the world. One could spend months or even years discussing and trying to decode Poe’s mind‚ but in the end‚ his words on paper talk louder and clearer than any study or papers written by Professors of renowned institutions‚ of course‚ their studies over Edgar’s work are well appreciated‚ but no one will

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    Edgar Allen Poe’s use of the first person narrative in The Tell-tale Heart is much more effective than Nathaniel Hawthorne’s use of the third person in Young Goodman Brown because the use of the first person in Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart allows the reader to feel the narrator’s panic while the third person narrator in Young Goodman Brown only tells the story and the reader does not feel the main character’s feelings. By telling the story of the Tell Tale Heart in the first person‚ Poe allows his

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    punishment. Literary Analysis: This section of The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ was very enlightening. It gives the reader an introduction to how the‚ unnamed yet‚ Puritans live their unusual lives. Hawthorne refers to their society as a “Utopia of human virtue and happiness‚” because that’s truly how the Puritans saw themselves. They figured their land was perfect because they made their own laws. Hawthorne does a great job uncovering the underlying aspiration of this group of people

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    Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ being the incredible writer that he was‚ could have been using symbols rather pretentiously‚ however after reading his novel‚ The Scarlet Letter‚ the perceptive reader would notice how Hawthorne uses the symbolic meaning of nature‚ time and time again. As known‚ Hester Prynne and Arthur Dimmesdale were eventually caved in to their libidinous temptations for one another‚ though they really never had a choice. The lust that these two sinners had felt for each other was not their

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    Hester Prynne‚ in the eyes of the Puritans violated her religion’s principle: turning to sex for lust. By doing so‚ she defies “Puritanic code of law” (Hawthorne 50); therefore‚ as a punishment‚ she must wear an embroiled scarlet letter "A" on her bosom to mark her sin. However‚ Hawthorne contrasts the Puritan beliefs by using Romantic philosophy. Hester is portrayed as a young and beautiful woman who committed adultery but eventually earns the respect of most villagers

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    "Annabel Lee" By Edgar Allan Poe What is the theme in this poem? And how is it expressed? The main theme raised in this poem is the strong and eternal love between a lover and a beloved. Many figures of speech‚ diction and several figures of sound are used to convey it. To begin with‚ hyperbole-in line nine and thirty six-is employed to describe the intensity of the lover’s feelings to magnify Annabel Lee’s beauty and innocence and to reaffirm the speaker’s grief and sorrow. The poem

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    background than to have my voice be heard. I still become bashful when I’m around people I don’t know very well because I’m constantly thinking that I’ll say the wrong thing. 2. I absolutely LOVE reading and writing poetry. My favorite poet is Edgar Allan Poe because of the twists and elements of darkness in his poems. However‚ I think my favorite poem

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    Poe vs. Dickens (Battle of Authors) Edgar Allen Poe has a better way of describing his emotions on to paper‚ his tone is dark and depressing yet gives into a little anger here and there. Charles Dickens has also dark and emotional stories growing up poor he must have a few little glimpses of pain but he became wealthy in time. Poe was born wealthy and became poor as he grew older‚ and if that was not enough sadness‚ every loved one he had died most of tuberculosis so he drank and wrote stories

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