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The narrators inaction created tension because he is watching the old man, and the old man can sense his prese

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I think the narrator is seeing things and is getting him scared. still the old man is sitting there still dead and he thinks he's moving but its him moving him

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I think the narrator is insane and needs to be locked up

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Some specific events that made  me distrust the narrator was when he said that he wasn't insane but in real life he is insane, when he planned on killing the old man not because of anything he did to the narrator but just because of the old man's eye, and he would stalk the old man at exactly midnight for a week.

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When he was explaining why he wasn't mad

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When he ran into the room screaming

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An event that was used to create suspense was when the police arrived and the murderer heard the heartbeat start up again.

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When the narrator would be very sneaky and would try to convince the old man that he is his friend and that he would never harm him. Also I d

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The specific events in which the author made us distrust the narrator were when he kept claiming he was mad, stalking the old man late at night, and eventually killing him. It gives you a sense that at any moment, he might snap, which is why these events kept making me distrust the narrator even more.

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I was dicused when the narrater was chill and layed back

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I distrusted the narrator when he said he was mad

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I hated when the narrator was super chill about just killing the old guy. It was also really sketchy when he just casually killed the guy

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When the narrator said he wasn't crazy and that his senses are sharper made me distrust the narrator.