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9/11 was an inside job

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his poem was good bu he sounds like a robot 

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his poem was good bu he sounds like a robot 

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i liked long I stood there wondering, fearing, Doubting, dreaming dreams no mortals ever dared to dream before it shows that he isn't human.

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THIS VIDEO WAS AWESOME! I liked the line at the end where it said,  "And my soul from out that shadow that lies floating on the floor
Shall be lifted—nevermore!" This sounds so awesome!

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THIS VIDEO WAS AWESOME! I liked the line at the end where it said,  "And my soul from out that shadow that lies floating on the floor
Shall be lifted—nevermore!" This sounds so awesome!

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The way the reader spoke brought suspense to the poem by pausing at times.

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I don't celebrate halloween, but it did set a good tone for those who want to make a poem. I liked the repetition

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NICHOLAS MORIN
It was a good it made it not as boring as the usual poems to me.

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The changes and use of suspense allowed the writer to continue to tell his story while managing to keep the readers attention.
Bree Johnston

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I like how in the visual video a skeleton was portrayed rather than an actual person. This gave the poem/video an overall more spooky or interesting feel. The creative image was a catch.

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I like how in the visual video a skeleton was portrayed rather than an actual person. This gave the poem/video an overall more spooky or interesting feel. The creative image was a catch.

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i didnt really like it

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I love the repetition and how the author makes the details feel more vivid like you are actually there. Great Story!

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My favorite line was "And my soul from out that shadow that lies floating on the floor Shall be lifted - nevermore!"

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I liked how the narrator read the poem and put emphasizes certain words giving the poem a chilling affect.

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I liked when the narrator paused because it drew your attention back to what he just said and what he'll say next

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The voice was very helpful in setting the mood, the speed in which the poem was being read was also very helpful. The repetition of certain phrases also took on a big role in setting the tone.

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Personally, the dark and dreary feel of the poem appealed to me immensely. I enjoy horror poems and stories. In itself, the Raven speaking felt quite ominous, seeing as Ravens are a sign of bad luck

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I think the narrators voice was good for talking about the poem because it added to the ominous vibe that the poem had. It also made the poem easier to understand because it sounded as though he was telling a story rather than reciting a poem which can be hard to understand.

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HAI IM FRED

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I liked the way he used his metaphor of the talking raven to express his feelings of nonstop grief

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I liked the line, "Leave my loneliness unbroken!—quit the bust above my door! Take thy beak from out my heart, and take thy form from off my door!"

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I really like the tone of the narrator and the rhyming used really united the poem.

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I liked the repetition of nevermore, it gave it an eerie feel and the line "And my soul from out that shadow that lies floating on the floor Shall be lifted—nevermore!" was pretty creepy

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The weary horror vibe

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I liked how the narrator spoke, his voice reacted to what was going on in the story.

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I liked the repetition of Nevermore. It pulled in the reader

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Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing,
Doubting, dreaming dreams no mortals ever dared to dream before;

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I liked the line, "And the silken sad uncertain rustling of each purple curtain thrilled me - filled with fantastic terrors never felt before;"

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I really liked the rhyme scheme of the poem as well as the portrayal of the distraught felt by the narrator. His sadness of losing Lenore was really apparent.

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I liked how the poem is set up to create an eerie setup and a scary one, most notably through the use of repetition. furthermore, James Earl Jones is the greatest voice actor of all time and anything read by him is great.

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I liked the general dark themes of the poem and the ominous feeling the name "Lenore" leaves you with

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I liked the repetition of the words and phrases that are repeated throughout the story.

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the rhyming was kind of strange and added a eerie feeling and the narrators voice just went great with the poem and the way he spoke. i also liked the NEVERMORE

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I loved the rhyming. Loved how it had the repetition of the rhyming ending in ORE.

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I loved the rhyme scheme as well as the eerie feeling of the the entire poem kept up by the narrator. I feel as If I am in the chamber with the narrator and the Raven.

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I liked the repetition of the word "Nevermore" and the rhyme scheme of the poem.

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