“The Black Cat" is the more complex story of the two. The murder is unpremeditated, whereas in "The Tell-Tale Heart," it is carefully planned. Additionally, the narrator in "The Black Cat" is an alcoholic, committing his acts of violence against both the cat and his wife under the influence of alcohol.
People come from all over.
Clubs are closing down dramatically. We're still here basically because the school is free.
Can you mark it brainiest
<span>Seize the day and make the most of it</span>
True, the speaker in the poem, a farmer, is concerned with loyalty: He is struggling to decide how much loyalty he owes a none-too-reliable former employee who has returned in his absence and whom his wife says is dying
