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« What is the narrator's motivation for killing the old man? Due
+ How does the narrator feel before, during, and after committing the murder?
* How does Poe use language and symbolism to create a sense of dread and suspense in the story? .
* What is the significance of the beating heart that the narrator hears after the murder? Due date & time
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you with its psychological complexity and dramatic tension. After you finish reading the story, please answer the following questions: No category v 100 v
« What is the narrator's motivation for killing the old man? Due
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* How does Poe use language and symbolism to create a sense of dread and suspense in the story? .
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* What is the significance of the beating heart that the narrator hears after the murder? Due date & time
* What is the theme of the story, and how does it relate to Poe's other works?
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