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-          Detailed description of their “deed”

-          Overconfidence, arrogance and boastfulness

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this fucking book sucked cock

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Both in the black cat and in the telltale heart, the narrators had hidden the corpses in a part of their houses whether it was their wall or floorboard.

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the story scare me

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I hate honors English:/

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The duration in "Tell-Tale Heart" is for a week while the duration in "The Black Cat" is for several years

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Some differences between the "Tell-Tale Heart" and "The Black Cat" are that the narrator in the "Tell-Tale Heart" was always insane and mentally ill. The narrator in "The Black Cat" started out normal and loving, then he became over-intoxicated and was driven more by anger rather than obsession. The narrator in "The Tell-Tale Heart" was planning to kill the old man for weeks while the narrator in "The Black Cat" didn't mean to at all.

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The narrator of the Tell-Tale Heart only killed one man because of his eye. The reason he killed the man had no logic. The kkrrrrlekrkkfkfkekerjkekektk

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Both are told from the perspective of the murderer in the story, and both try to convince you that they are not insane in the beginning. As well as that, they both end the same way, with the narrator causing the police to know it was him.

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e Tell-Tale Heart." Your entries will look like this: "The Black Cat" Quote: "The Tell-Tale Heart" Quote: Explanation: (How do these quotes show the texts are similar/different?)
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e Tell-Tale Heart." Your entries will look like this: "The Black Cat" Quote: "The Tell-Tale Heart" Quote: Explanation: (How do these quotes show the texts are similar/different?)
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e Tell-Tale Heart." Your entries will look like this: "The Black Cat" Quote: "The Tell-Tale Heart" Quote: Explanation: (How do these quotes show the texts are similar/different?)
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In both stories, each madman killed the people they loved.

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Both murders get caught becuase of them being to confident

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In the tell-tale heart the

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In the tell tail heart, the narrator confesses because of anxiety and insanity.

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In both stories, the narrator had a problem.

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The narrators in both had and obsession the tell tale heart was the eye and the black cat was the 2nd cat.

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The narrator of the Tell-Tale Heart only killed one man because of his eye. The reason he killed the man had no logic. The kkrrrrlekrkkfkfkekerjkekektk

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In both pieces of text,

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Camille Carter
In both stories the narrator has a very weird obsession with eyes.

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in both stories Edgar Allan Poe uses setting and imagery, build, and characterization to build suspense

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Both stories share a theme that becoming self absorbed can lead in a negative outcome.

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In both stories, the narrator has a personal problem that drives him to make a bad decision and murder someone.

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Both feature the narrator doing a very sinister thing such as killing and dismantling the body or cat, and also the question whether the action was done while he was sane or insane.

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in both stories the narrator shows off only to get caught 

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in both stories the narrator shows off only to get caught 

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the tell tale heart narrator always hated the old man, the back cat narrator used to love his cat

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In The Tell Tale Heart, the narrator is probably in an insane asylum while in the black cat he is in prision awaiting execution

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In the Tell Tale Heart, the narrator committed first-degree murder.

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In both stories, the narrator killed somebody then dismantled them and put them in somewhere in their house.

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In the black cat, you can tell that the narrator is gradually becoming more insane, while in the tell tale heart it is very clear that the narrator is insane from the very beginning.

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the obsessions were different but both narrators had them and it drove the tell tale heart narrator mad

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In both stories the narrator kills someone he once cared for.

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In both stories both narrators give themselves away and "tell" on themselves or guilt takes over

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In both stories both narrators give themselves away and "tell" on themselves or guilt takes over

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The are both themed around murder and the narrator being crazy

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In the tell tale heart, the author was given away by guilt and in the Black Cat the author was given away by pride

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Both of the narrators are trying to prove their
not insane

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The Tell-Tale Heart has a theme of guilt and remorse after the narrator comitts the murder.

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In the "Tell Tale Heart", the narrator ends up getting caught in the end just like in "The Black Cat"

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Camille Carter
The difference between the two stories is how his crime is shown. In the "Black Cat", the narrator is given away by his cockiness. In the "Tell Tale Heart", the narrator is given away by his own fear

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Both stories feature some pretty horrible deaths as well. i hope i wasn't the only one who was at least a little squeamish!!

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In both of these books you will see that both of the narrator's say that they are not mad yet both of them killed somebody. The Tell-Tale Heart narrator was definitely insane, but the Black Cat narrator just did rash things because he was drunk

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in the tell tale heart the narrator genuinely liked the old man it was just his eye that he did not like but in the black cat the narrator never liked the second cat and buried him in the wall.

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The first narrator was insane while the other one had a drinking problem

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In The Tell Tale Heart, the narrator waited to kill the old man and in The Black Cat, the narrator killed him right away after he took out Pluto's eye.

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Although the two narrators both commit murder, these are very different. First of all, in the "Tell Tall Heart", the narrator is driven to murder because of his insanity. In "The Black Cat" the narrator is driven mostly by is alcoholic problem. Furthermore in "THe Tell Tale Heart" the narrator hides the body in the floor boards, while in "The Black Cat" the narrator puts the body in the floor boears.

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Madison Cail
In The Tell-Tale Heart,  the narrator is obsessed and driven by the eye of the old man, whereas in The Black Cat, the narrator is obsessed and driven by the actual cat not it's eye

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In The Tell-Tale Heart, the narrator cuts up the body while in The Black Cat, he hides the full corpse in the wall without cutting it up

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The style of writing in both is much different. In the Black Cat the sentences are very solemn and formal, while in The Tell Tale Heart they are short, rapid  and give the story a suspenseful un-orderly feeling. It also makes the narrator's insanity much more obvious in the tell tale heart.

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both stories were extremely eerie and ill  minded

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In the tell-tale heart the murder was driven by obsession with eyes, but in the black cat the eye was carved out and the cat wasn't killed because of the eye

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They both have an obsession with eyes

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Some differences between the "Tell-Tale Heart" and "The Black Cat" are that the narrator in the "Tell-Tale Heart" was always insane and mentally ill. The narrator in "The Black Cat" started out normal and loving, then he became over-intoxicated and was driven more by anger rather than obsession. The narrator in "The Tell-Tale Heart" was planning to kill the old man for weeks while the narrator in "The Black Cat" didn't mean to at all.

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The main setting in "The Tell Tale Heart" is the old mans room. The fact that the room is pitch black helps Poe create a sense of terror for what lurks in the dark.
The multiple settings in "The black cat" aren't described in detail, but the walls seem to be focused on the most. At the first house, all the walls burned down but one, and in the second house, the body was hidden within the walls. I feel that these walls help represent how the narrators mind is being destroyed and then built up again, one to be destroyed once more.

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Most can argue how sane the narrators was in both the tell-tale-heart and the black cat but the black cat narrator was driven to madness by his own doing with his alcohol addiction while the tell tale heart narrator was mad from a brain disease.

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In "The Tell Tale Heart, the narrator is trying to convince you more than he is in "The Black Cat". In The Black Cat, the narrator is just telling you a story while in the Tell Tale Heart, the narrator is trying to change your mind about him by trying to make you understand his actions.

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Camille Carter
In both the "Tell Tale Heart" and the "Black Cat" both of the narrators are very unreliable. The way they try to convince that they are not insane does not work at all.

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In both stories the narrator's kill someone and have to hide the body. They both hide the bodies in their house. At the end of the story both characters end up somehow relieving where the body is hidden.They both end up getting caught. Anther similarity is that at the start of the story both narrators are telling their side of the story from jail.

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Both the black cat and the telltale heart feature flashbacks that add suspense to the story, however we do not know where the narrator from the tell tale heart is when he is having his flashback while the narrator of the black cat is very clearly in a jail cell.

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In both The Black Cat and The Tell Tale Heart, the narrator took out a characters eye. The narrator was also obsessed over something in the story.

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in both the "tell tale heart" and "the black cat", the narrator is unreliable because the stories are in 1st POV which created bias towards themselves. They are both trying to convince the reader that they are not insane

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In both stories obsession drives the narrator to commit murder. They both end in a solution of them both admitting to the crime that they commit.

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In both of the texts the narrators are both very unreliable. They both have some strange obsession, which seems to be eyes. They also have very unique ways of getting rid  of the body . At the start of both texts the narrators have you convinced that they are normal and nice people but throughout the text you come to realize they are not normal at all.

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In the Black cat the narrator unlike in the tell tale heart was driven for murder through alcohol and blaming it all on witches but in the tale tell heart the man was insane from the begging.

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The comparison about how the bodies were hidden in the house, the bodies were also dismantled

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In The Tell Tale Heart, the narrator thinks he is given away by the heart of the man he killed. In the Black Cat, the narrator is given away by the cat

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Both works in told in the first person point of view.
The narrators in both are driven by obsession to commit murder.
In both, the narrators are caught by getting too cocky.
In both, eyes are used as some kind of plot device.
Both are also told as a flashback, with both already caught for committing crimes.

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Both are told from the perspective of the murderer in the story, and both try to convince you that they are not insane in the beginning. As well as that, they both end the same way, with the narrator causing the police to know it was him.

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The narrators in the tell-tale heart and the black cat can both be argued as insane. In the black cat the author has a disease from alcohol and kills his cat and in the tell-tale heart the narrator has an obsession over the old mans eye.

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The narrators in both stories are unreliable because the story is told in 1st person. The narrator is in favor of himself. An example of this is in the Tell Tale Heart when the narrator brags about how "stealthily" he performed his murder.

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Both the Telltale heart's narrator and the black cat's narrator are caught by getting too cocky around police officers and revealing where the bodies were hidden.

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Both in the black cat and in the telltale heart, the narrators had hidden the corpses in a part of their houses whether it was their wall or floorboard.

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In both the "Tell-Tale Heart" and "The Black Cat" the narrator is insane but believes he is sane. They are both driven  by obsession (especially with eyes). They are both over-arrogant and brag to the police, where they soon get caught. Both are unreliable narrators and hide the bodies of their dead in the structure of their houses. Both stories were written in 1st Person so that shows bias toward the narrators.

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The murder in "The tell-tale heart was driven by obsession. The murder in the black cat was because the man was ill tempered due to his alcohol usage. He proceeded to kill a cat(or cats) and his wife.

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Both the black cat and the Telltale heart's narrators are driven to horrendous deeds by obsession. The Telltale heart's narrator obsessed over the old man's eye, and the black cat's narrator obsessed over his second cat.

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All your posts that show "The Black Cat" and "The Tell-Tale Heart" are different go on this side!

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All your posts that show "The Black Cat" and "The Tell-Tale Heart" are similar go on this side!