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-       He seems to be secure about his killing.

-       And he seems pretty mad, so it surprised us that he has a conscience. .

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It is clear in the story that the main character isn’t normal and suffer from some kind of anxiety, and therefore "ringing ears" or "hyper sensitive ears," could be an explanation to his behaviour.
Whether his auditory hallucinations are caused by a feeling of guilt or something else is unknown.

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-	He seemed very confident and secure about what he had done when the police arrived, but then the bad conscience ends up making him reveal his secret. It also comes as a surprise that he has a conscience. 

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-	He seemed very confident and secure about what he had done when the police arrived, but then the bad conscience ends up making him reveal his secret. It also comes as a surprise that he has a conscience. 

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-        His thoughts leading up to and after the murder are the interesting part of the story.

-        His thoughts are more important than his actions.
- He has got better senses which makes it more interesting to hear about what he sees and hears instead of what he does

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We don't find the short story to be about racism or slavery.
The reason:
- The narrator says that she loves the old man and doesn't want his gold.
- The police are kind to the narrator which doesn't fit in a time with slavery and racism in the southern states.
- They live together. The narrator walks into the old man's room when he sleeps.

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Don't live in the past... live in the present.

The moral in the story could be taking responsibility for your actions.

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It is because we as readers can understand his mind and thoughts. He is unreliable - It doesn’t really make sense that he says that he loves the old man who never did anything to him, but somehow thinks that it is okay to kill him because of his eye.

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-       The gender is up to your own interpretation.

-       Female: It is possible that it is a female narrator, which is indicated on page 2, where it says “it has welled up from my own bosom(bryst)”

-       The way the narrator moves around and interact with the officers has a underlining sexy tone. “The officers’ way satisfied”

-       Male: The narrator often call him/herself “madmen”

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- He/she kills him because of the old man’s eye. It is like a vulture’s, and it makes the protagonist scared, “my blood ran cold.”
- The reason is very odd, maybe there is more to it, or maybe it shows/supports the fact that the protagonist is mentally ill.

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He builds suspense by explaining in detail how he for every night for a week slowly peeks inside the old mans room.

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-       Because that is what gives us an insight in our narrator’s mindset.

-       It is not the killing which is the main conflict, it is the things that is going on in the narrators head.

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A reason why it could be a man is because the narrator is strong enough to lift the heavy bed

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-       He might have schizophrenia because he sort of has two personalities the one that loves the old man and the one that hates the old mans eye.

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- We follow the mindset of a sick person; the way the story is written helps us understand the thoughts of a person with a mental disease.

-       The narrator is unreliable, and many things in the story like setting is not mentioned.

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- The narrators reason for killing the old man is that he got eyes like a vulture (grib).

-       As a reader you think that the reason is a big sign of a mental disease.

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Go to the doctor if you have a mental disease

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C

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It could be a sexy kathoey (ladyboy) who came to England to murder someone.