Question

On the story of THE TELL TALE HEART BY EDGAR ALLAN POE

Answer 1

Who is narrating the story is the apprentice of the old man who was murdered.

Based on this, we can answer the other questions as follows:

• The narrator worked with the old man, but decided to harm him because he was disturbed by the pale eye the old man had.
• The narrator hid the old man's body, in pieces, under the floorboards of the old man's bed.
• The police discovered the crime upon entering the house and hearing the old man's heartbeat.
• The narrator was disturbed by the buzz because it underscored the guilt and crime he promoted.
• The man is very disturbed and with a weakened psychological condition, so we can say that he was crazy.

Summary of "The Tell-Tale Heart"

A young apprentice decides to kill his mentor, feeling nervous and disturbed by the pale eye that the mentor presents. The young man, completely insane, kills and quarters the mentor. He hides the pieces of the mentor's body so the police can't find them, but his insanity ends up surrendering his actions.

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