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I wonder how long he had known the man because he said the he loved the old man. I wonder if hearing the sound that drove him crazy was his conscience attacking him.

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What is this disease the narrator claims to have that allows him to hear preciously?

Why did the old man's eye bother the narrator so much?

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What inspired Edgar Allan Poe to write this story?

Why didn't Edgar Allan Poe write the story so that the narrator gets away with killing the old man?

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One question I have for the story "The Tell-Tale Heart" is that what if other people have the same disease? If so, then would that also mean they people are murdering each other and spread the disease even further?

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What I question about "The tell-Tale Heart" is who this man is talking to because in the beginning it sounded like he was answering questions, but there were no questions said to us explicitly.

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The question I had about "The Tell-Tale Heart" is why did the eye bother him so much that he felt like he had to kill the old man? I also wondered if his so-called heightened senses were just a figment of his imagination and insanity.

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Why would kill for one eye that really did not do anything to him. He even loved the old man but hated that one little eye he could have told them about it. When going to the room in the dark with the light on for each night to see the eye it was never open but he did not striked at the man yet intill his eye was open then he attacked and killed the man. When talking to the cops why would just show the body and get all crazy on them

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Why did the narrator believe that the man's heart was still beating? He believed this even though the cops weren't reacting. In addition he had confirmed the man's heart wasn't beating by holding his hand over the man's chest for a few minutes.

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A question that I still have is; why did the narrator wait seven nights just to kill the old man and not take his chance in the first place?

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If he killed someone because of a eye, then did he kill other people because of other things that irritated him?

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how can he hear everything or can hear everything is he somehow someway mentally ill r does he actually have a sixth sense or better yet a heightened sense of hearing

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One question I still have after reading "The Tell-Tale Heart" is what is the disease the narrator claims to have? Does he actually have a disease or is he merely insane? And why is he adamant that he is not mad when he clearly is?

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What was the noises he heard? Could it have been his conscience?

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What was the cause of the noise that brought the narrator so much agony? Was it his own heart?

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One question I still have for this narrative, is how or where did the man get his insanity from.

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If he killed the old man, what was he hearing at the end of the book? It couldn't have been the old man's heartbeat, so was it his own, or was he just hearing things?

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one question I have is how is he trying to convince the police himself and random person or how is he trying to convince the whole story.

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After all of this who was he telling the story to? (if it was a psychologist or police officer did they then diagnose him with some kind of mental disorder and admit him to a mental hospital?)

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At the end of the story how did the officers not know or notice how pale the man was and how nervous he was acting while the man was hearing those loud ringing sounds?

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1 — How does the old man's eye look like? Why was he so afraid of it?

2 — How did he get into the man's house every night?

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Did the narrator ever get any karma for killing an innocent old man?

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Is the heart beating fast going to stay and haunt him for the rest of his life?

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Did this disease cause the man to become crazy even though he claims he's not?

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Why would you kill someone that you loved, and why would you love them if you would kill them?

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why would he admit his guilt to killing him if he knew that no one was going to find out that he was the one who killed him?

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Throughout the story I have wondered, how can someone commit first degree murder without no sign of guilt. The narrator of the story seemed so confident in his actions. This makes me question how people can get like this? is it trauma? or are they just mentally ill. HOW and WHY can a person go mad.

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In the story "The Tell-Tale Heart", how was the guy inside the old man's room? If the guy was a relative to the old man then it would make sense but it doesn't;t say anything about it. It only talks about how he knows the old man but that's it. Is the room in the guy's house? Whose house is it? It also talks about how the shutters are sealed. So how is the guy able to open the door, if everything is sealed and locked? Overall, it's very questioning how the guy got into the old man's room and how he has done it for over 7 days.

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One question I have about the story is, was the noise really out loud or was it in his head?

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How long after the narrator's confession is he writing this? Since the narrator says at the beginning, "...I can tell you the whole story," it would've been an amount of time since his confession happened. How long has it been and where is he now?

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This story got me confused because how would he hear the heartbeat? Realistically, that is impossible.

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Why did the eye give him the chills/bothered him?

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One question I have is why is the guy like that?

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Why would the speaker keep returning night after night to the old man's chamber knowing he wouldn't end up killing him because his eyes would be closed due to him sleeping? Was he that eager to get rid of him?

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What was so wrong about the eye?

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In the story, "The Tell-Tale Heart" I'm wondering what was the root of the psychotic behavior, was there anything before that caused him to behave so crazy?

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With the narrator trying to justify that he is not insane, I wonder If he is referring to the "disease" that is taking control of him rather than it being his own fault. My true question is, Does he have a true mental illness such as schizophrenia?

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Is the story supposed to be ironic?

The man claims he is sane but he obviously is mentally ill due to his obsession and pride in killing the old man.

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I have 2 questions to ask. For one, what is the reader meant to represent in this story? The story is set up in a way that is as if the main character is talking to the reader in telling them the story. But is that what is actually happening?

For the second one, why is the main character hearing the heartbeat? What is causing him to hear it? If it is a hallucination however, how come the cops seem to not notice his change in behavior?

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What punishment does the narrator get for killing the man?

Why, if he thinks he has covered up what he did so well, does he tell them he killed the man instead of politely asking why they would not leave or if they would?

Why did he have to wait so long to kill the man, if in the end he was going to kill him while he was awake anyway?

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1: Was it an actual disease or sickness that made the narrator go mad and commit this act, or was he originally crazy and insane and there was no real sickness?

2: Even though he was insane, why would he commit the act and then brag about how brilliant it was just to get agitated and confess he did it?

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My question is what "Disease" does the narrator speak of in paragraph 1 of the article?

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was he actually going insane or was the sounds he was hearing real because in the beginning someone was accusing him of going insane, was most of this just his insanity, or did the eye and/or heart actually doing something to him

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The question I have is what happens after the story end like does he get arrested and they find out or do they never find out and he Is set free, another question I have if this is based on a true story

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Is it his emotions that are so strong that make him think he can hear and is so smart. And what happened so he is with the old man with who is he talking to about his story is it a cell mate or what?

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Why does he repaete the description of a watch in cotton?

how does a heart beat if he is dead?

is it his imagination that the police officers were still talking?

and if so were the police there at all?

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How are the narrator and the old man related and where is the story taking place?

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the only question I have is really why would one write this?? are you confessing to a crime yourself?? what movatied you to write this.

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What deem does killing the man ultimately grant the narrator? At first, the narrator feels excited about getting rid of the eye that he had despised but soon after he does, the gut feeling of being caught guilty swallows him fully and makes him give up on his act. So in the end, he gains nothing but the unbearable fear.

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What was the ringing in the narrators ears coming from? What was so special about the eye that he had to destroy it? Why does he want people to think that he is not mad?

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If the man had just despised the old man's eye, why did he dismember the old man's body?

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The only question I have about the "Tell-Tale Heart" is I wonder if when he was going through what had happened if he was like arrested or in the death penalty or something like that

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why was this story made? was it based on a real story? or to show how it is like to mentally be "mad"? I wonder why the details about the beating heart and the watch hands were so disgustingly specific?

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I wonder what happened to the narrator after he confessed to the murder. I also wonder if the cops did know what he did, or if they did know and were trying to antagonize him.

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After reading and annotating "The Tell-Tale Heart" I have a question about what the main character was hearing near the end of the story. It couldn't be the old man because he was already dead or was the noise just something only he heard because of the crime he committed.

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Why is this man so crazy because of a disease that he has.

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While it is clear the narrator is mad, how can he hear the heart of the, very clearly dead, old man?

Also, why did he refer to the heart as hideous, when it was the eye that had vexed him?

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One question I have about "The Tell-Tate Heart", is if the police are going to see him as "delusional" and possibly release him without a sentence. Another question I have is if the police acknowledge the fact that he is "mad" and have any ways to support and correct his disease.

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What happened after he admitted to the crime? Why was he crazy in the first place?

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I wonder why he kept hearing the noise of the old man's heart even when he knew he was dead.

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What will happen to the narrator after the police find the body?

Will the narrator do something to the police?

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A question I have about the story is why did the old mans eye bother the narrator so much and what caused him to be so insane?

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I wonder where this story takes place. What is the setting??

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Why did the old man have that vulture like eye?

What really was the noise the narrator heard?

How did the police act on what he said?

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One question I have about "The Tell-Tale Heart" is if the narrator may have a hearing disorder where he hears random ringing. Because in the first paragraph he claims to hear heaven and hell, but may just hearing random ringing, thinking he can hear everything. And how was the title relevant to the story?

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A question that I have about this story is what ends up happening to the insane man after the end of the story

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1. I wonder what the narrator was to the old man. He lived with him, so I think...perhaps an older relative?

2. I also wonder what disease the narrator thought he had, and why did he know these feelings he described throughout the story so well; such as mortal terror?

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I want to know what he saw in the eye to get such a reaction because looking at 1 eye made him act crazy. I want to know if it reminded him about something.

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A question I have about "The Tell-Tale Heart" is why does the narrator keep trying to convince us that he isn't mad?

Why is the "evil eye" bothering him so much?

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I am wondering what is actually wrong with this man? Was he doing a failed experiment? Because in spider man that's what happened with the crazy man. His experiment went wrong and he became a crazy man. Maybe he did something like that. In the story he heard ringing and in Spider man the guys heard another version of himself talking so that's probably what is happening.

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I wonder what the police would do about him and whether the ringing ever went away. Would they simply throw a screaming, mad murderer into prison? How would they seek justice for him, if at all? Also who was this old man to the speaker? A family friend, an acquaintance? Who might miss the old man and how would that affect the story?

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What disease or mental disorder does the narrator have? Why is he this way?

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A question I have is why did this one specific 'vulture eye' provoke the narrator to the point he(the narrator) decides to go manic and premeditate a homicide for the old man?

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What happens to the narrator when he confesses?

Why does he hear that ringing sound at the end of the text?

Why does he gloat about killing somebody and then laugh about it?

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A question I have about "The Tell-Tale Heart" is what exactly was the sound he heard towards the end. I believe that it could have possibly been his own heart beating, growing more and more intense as his nervousness grew along with it. However, it could just simply have been a fragment of his own imagination, his unstable actions and thoughts slowly catching up to him.

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I wondered how he got super hearing and why the old man's eye was an important role in the story.

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Was the Narrator talking to the police in the beginning, and is the whole story just a loop in the end?

Question two

Was the old man aware of the Narrators doing's before night eight?

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why does the old man's eye bother the narrator so much that he has to kill him? what happens after the police search and the narrator confesses that he killed the old man and where the body was?

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I wonder what he meant by "I heard all things in the heaven and in the earth. I heard many things in hell." (Poe 1).

What made him become unstable enough to hallucinate impossible things like hearing the old man's heart beating, and the officers hearing it too.

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I wonder what made the man hear those things, and why did he treat the things he did as an accomplishment?

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I wonder how did the man hear the old mans heart beating even after he had killed and dismantled him. I also wonder why did the eye of the old man make him so uncomfortable and worried.

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After reading and annotating I still wonder why he wanted to kill the man he " loved " because of his scary eye. I also wonder what he was actually hearing in the end, was it just his brain playing tricks on him or did he actually hear something? Why did this result in him freaking out and admitting what he did to the police? Was the sound really that loud?

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Earls ,Jamez

I wonder what made him hear the sound of the old man's heart? Was it the guilt of killing him, or did he really hear the sound of his heart that had drove him so mad?

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Why does he hear things. Is it just because he is crazy or is there another explanation on why he hears ringing sounds and sounds that sound like a heartbeat.

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I wonder why the main character thinks he has super hearing and also why does he get so mad or nervous so easy?

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I wonder what was wrong with him? Why an eye made him want to kill someone? Did the officers arrest him? What happened to him after the story ended?

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My question is that,

-Was there no blood on the bed, or around the place where he had killed him?

-was there not a stench or anything of the body?

-Did he end up getting released or was did he end up going to jail and writing this story

There?

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How can you kill someone and get a feeling of satisfaction from it and still claim you are not crazy?

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What happened after that? How did the police officers react? Did the sound go away? Did the police officers eventually see the old mans body? What happened to the crazy man?

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What happened in his childhood that made him this triggered by an eye. You see them every day, why now, why this particular eye? If he really though the eye was evil then why didn't he talk to someone or move???