True! you can tell just by looking at a picture of the tower
Fast tempo and beats is what i would say and it is common in music today.<span />
Answer:
I would say the mood for Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Alan Poe could be described as creepy and haunting, as most of Poe's work can be described. Poe creates a maniacal and defensive tone throughout the story. The narrator is unreliable and constantly defends his sanity.
Explanation:
The tone is conveyed through the narrator's denial of his madness. The whole concept of the story contributes to the mood, and throughout the story the reader feels uneasy.
The answer is; because the tone's original decay has become, and vice versa.
<em>Hope it helped! :)</em>
