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The Raven was really confusing. The author used a lot of old fashion wording. I barely understood the story line. All I can tell is that someone was knocking on the door then a Raven was knocking on the window.

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The raven in the poem represents his conscience telling him that he will no longer be in this world anymore, and the fact that he will be dying soon. The raven unexpectedly knocking at his door hints the fact that death comes unexpected. The raven saying "nevermore" may be hinting that he will nevermore be living in this world.

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"The tone is depressing and creepy. "Leave no black plums a token of that lie thy soul hath spoken! Leave my loneliness unbroken!" said that the crow may be reminding him of his wife and he may be happier on earth without his wife. While the knocking maybe hinting that his wife trying to take him with her.

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The most interesting part in the story was the fact that there was knocking on the door there was nothing there, but when there was knocking on the window a raven came in. Our favorite line in this poem was, " but the fact Is I was napping, and so gently you came rapping.

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The representation of the Raven in "The Raven" is to represent death, darkness, Demonic intentions and more. The knocking is ominous in the fact that the cause of it is never truly shown within the poem.

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I found the most interesting part was the nevermore. I liked how the nevermore's never answered any questions, the raven just kept saying it, like he was trying to force him to understand something. Possibly forcing hi to understand death will come.

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Poe chose a raven because a raven can produce sound that sounds like someone talking, and when they talk they sound scary. He wanted it to be a mystery/horror poem and the raven is what created that plot.

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This poem was confusing! I did not really understand the story.

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The tone of the story is sad and deep. We think since a raven is usally a symbol of death and his wife had died it most likely made him sad and depressed so he wanted to be alone.

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I thought that it was interesting how they used very classic wording to add with the depressed tone of the story. I like the phrase, "Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing,

Doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before;" I also find it interesting how at the end of the last paragraphs, it says "Quoth the Raven Nevermore."

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Summarize the key events of the poem
Describe the tone of the poem. Select evidence to support your analysis.
What is the effect of the repetition in the poem?
What was your favorite line or stanza?
What other figurative language can you find in the poem?
Why would Poe choose a raven?

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