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    The short story “The Tell Tale Heart the narrator”‚ felt like he was expressing himself through the old man. The old man feels like no one is beside him and it shows how the narrator portrays the old man as lonely because no one bothers getting close to him. The old man’s personality can be described as grumpy‚ depressed‚ and mentally disordered in my opinion.Because he was crying in his bedroom (pg 63)" a low cry of fear which escaped from the old man". While the other man can also be described

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    right‚ but makes decisions to please the Id. The superego is what tells us wrong from right and allows us to make the right decisions even if it causes pain or grief. In the story “ The Tell Tale Heat” written by Edgar Allen Poe the narrator allows the Id and ego to take over and make decisions for him but what will happen when the superego goes against the Id and Ego? The Id plays an important role in the story for the Id is what tells the narrator to go ahead and kill the old man because of his “evil

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    Cruz September 18‚ 2013 Crime & Mystery H Mrs. Zamora Period 1 Group Meeting #1 For our first group meeting we immediately went over all the discussion questions. Many challenging points were discussed especially when it came to the Tell-Tale Heart short story. Questions like “why did the narrator wait until the eighth night to kill the old man with the eye‚ instead of the first or second night?” and “Who do you think the narrator is telling this story too”? Some group members claimed the

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    a psychopath then maybe this will change your mind. (Poe)The narrator of the story "Tell Tale Heart" is a psychopath because he can’t stay calm while the police officers were sitting down. Another reason is that he wasn’t able to wait for the old man to go back to sleep on the eighth night. A third reason is that he suffocated the old man with his own mattress‚ then cut him up shortly after.(Poe) Tale Tell Heart is by Edgar Allen poe‚ it has a middle aged man along with an old man. The narrator

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    DIstinctive Voices Essay

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    How does the use of distinctive voices emphasise the ways that individuals respond to significant aspects of life? In your response‚ make detailed reference to your prescribed text Severn Cullis- Suzuki and J.F. Kennedy and ONE other related text of your own choosing. Distinctive voices provide understanding and emphasise the significant events and aspects of life in relation to the individual and their underlying place in the society. Both John F. Kennedy and Severn Cullis Suzuki provide evidence

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    sThe Life and Crimes of Harry Lavender Jessica Hobson Claudia has multiple voices reflecting her character and diverse experiences. Do you agree? How does your reading of the novel support this idea? Claudia is a complex‚ multi-dimensional character. Her various voices within The Life and Crimes of Harry Lavender are shaped by both her experiences and values‚ which in turn reflect her use of language. Claudia’s ability of seamlessly shifting between the languages of different contexts

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    I strongly believe that the caretaker/narrator of Edgar Allen Poe’s A Tell Tale Heart is insane for he killed the old man he was taking care of. One reason why the narrator is a bit wrong in the mind is that he took so much pride in planning and executing the murder. For 7 days and nights he would go the old man’s room‚ spend an hour just putting his head in door‚ to spy on him. When the police came shortly after the deed was done‚ the narrator showed them gleefully around the house‚ saying that

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    Practice Essay In Edgar Allan Poe’s ‘The Tell-Tale Heart‚’ an interesting character was the unnamed narrator. He was an interesting character because he demonstrated the important theme of guilt in the short-story. This is shown in a variety of ways‚ including the language techniques used and the narrator’s actions in response to the feeling of guilt. The unnamed narrator is shown as a vague‚ two-dimensional character. Poe does not give the reader detailed characteristics of him‚ but it is clear

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    The argument that Robert McIlvaine brings forth is a valid one. It seems as if Edgar Allen Poe wrote the story “The Tell-Tale Heart” with Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” in mind. There are interesting parallel structures in Edgar Allen Poe’s writing that corresponds to Shakespeare’s play making the themes between the two pieces of writing similar. Shakespeare is a world renowned playwright whose work is exemplary. His work is used worldwide as an example of great writing and many stories have been sampled

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    Due to this fact‚ it forces them and allows them into doing crazy things. Both texts‚ “I Felt a Funeral in My Brain” and “The Tell-Tale Heart”‚ deal with showing insanity. In “I Felt a Funeral in my Brain” and “The Tell-Tale Heart” both authors use descriptive images along with phrases that make their protagonists appear as insane. Out of both of them‚ “The-Tell-Tale Heart” demonstrates insanity more effectively because the main character experiences symptoms from being mentally unstable‚ using different

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