In Edgar Allan Poe’s works, The Tell-Tale Heart and the Black Cat, he never fails to bring horrific images to his readers’ minds. In Poe’s works, the narrator, who also is the killer, tries to confuse the reader into believing he is not mad. He, the narrator, gives all these reasons why he is not insane but then proceeds to tell a story that ends up giving all the reasons why he is. Poe shows the reader the connections between each unreliable narrator and how they are incapable of recognizing reality…
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