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You can't really trust the narrator because he is a madman so you can't believe everything he says

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I think that considering the narrator, Edgar Allan Poe's backstory, I wouldn' t want to trust him very much. Poe mostly wrote tales of mystery and macabre. He lived a depressing life and died mysteriously in a alleyway. For me, this doesn't affect the way I understand and view this story because it can be somewhat related to his own life. Tell - Tale Heart was meant to be a story honoring an old man who died in a murder. The person who killed him must have been somewhat similar to Poe, not in his traits, but his thinking.

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I might not trust the narrator becasue he was a madman, nut he still somewhat displays exactly his feelings and because the Tall Heart short story was so descriptive. Well, in conclusion I do not think that this man was a trusted narrarator even though he was very descriptive.

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I don't really trust the narrator because he is a madman. It doesn't really affect how I see the story because I know he is a madman and don't take what he says too literaly.

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You can't trust the narrator. This is because the narrator is a madman, meaning he is mentally ill. This causes him to have a slant on life.

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I don't trust the narrator of the story because the narrator is mentally ill and is not a reliable source. For example, he claimed that police officers arrived to house, but they were just in his head.

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I don't really think the narrator is reliable because he is a madman. He is also mentally ill, so his side of the story can't really be trusted and isn't rational.

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I don't trust the narrator as he is the madman. Since he is the madman might be lying about the story. What I mean by that is that sicne he is the criminal eh might be lyign about the sotry and might have done something else. Yes this does affect the way I read the story as I don't trust the way he portrays the characters.

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I don't trust the narrator since he is a mad man and has mental disablities which means that we should atleast take everything he says with a grain of salt.

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I wouldn't completely trust the narrator of the story because he's mentally ill, therefore he may not know or understand what he's talking about. This does affect the way I read the story since I'm reading it through the perspective of the madman, which may not be entirely accurate to what actually happened. It affects the way I understand the story since I'm in the mind of the madman, meaning that I may not fully comprehend what he's thinking or feeling.

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I don't really trust the narrator in this story because he is quite literally insane. He is out of his mind, and the backstory of the author doesn't help either. Poe was tormented by mental illnesses and tragedy, so I expect that this narrator is completely and utterly insane.

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No because because he is clinically insane and killed someone because he didnt like their eye.

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The narrator may be overexaggerating because he was a madman, and mentally ill. Some of the stuff he imagined like the police mocking him, may have been fragments of his imagination due to immense amounts of stress. The narrator explains things in the way he sees it, so it may not be true, because of his lack of mental health.

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No, because he killed someone, chopped up the remains, and buried them. He is clinically insane.

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I would not because this guy is mentaly ill and he is pretty stupid and he also killed a guy whcih is wierd, and them e doesn't tell us anything and he did tell the police that he killed them.

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I don't trust the narrator because it is clear that he has some mental illness going on and is not thinking well which influences how he perceives things.

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I dont really trust the narrator because he is a mad man. Since he is a mad man he could twist the story to make him sound better in his mind and because he is mentally ill he could have a diffrent view on things that could change the story.

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I do not trust the narrator to fully narratate what happened accurately, because he is mentally ill. We know he is mentally ill because he wants to kill the old man he is living with, and normal people do not do that. This affects the wway I read the story because I would be more suspisious on what he tells me and will question if it is true.

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I do not trust the narrator, this is because Edgar Allen Poe made it clear that he was a madman and insane in some sort of way. Since he is mentally ill, this makes his thought untrustworthy and makes me read the story from a different perspective.

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I think that the narrator is distrustful because he talks about the fanstay of killing the old man and how that would give him the satisfaction of taking the life from the eye.