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Angered by the evil within the bird the narrator "followed fast and followed faster till his songs one burden bore"(Poe 65)

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Calvin Phelan, Subihi Setiwaldi, Sumanth Patil

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The narrator feels"God hath lent thee--by these angels he hath sent...thy memories of Lenore!"(Poe 81-82) to torment him.

The narrator personifies his guilt as "bird or fiend'"(Poe 97).

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After hearing a sound, he opens "wide the the door;- Darkness there and nothing more" (Poe 24).

The Narrator believed there was someone there "But the silence was unbroken and stillness gave no token" (Poe 27) of hope or gratitude.

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The narrator uses books to escape "sorrow for the lost Lenore"(Poe 10).

The narrator repeatedly talks of his regret "for the rare and radiant maiden whom the angels name Lenore"(Poe 11).

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Depression is an unsurmountable adversary which comes from loss.