Answer:
C. I read Edgar Allan Poe's story The Tell-Tale Heart again recently.
Explanation:
When capitalizing letters, you should capitalize the authors firs letter of his/her name and last name, as well as the first letter of the large words in the title, and whatever the first word is, you have to capitalize the first letter, for example, if the tittle starts with an "a" it should be capitalize, for example "A Summer´s Tale", but if the a goes in the middle of the title it shouldn´t be capitalized, for example "Two and a Half Men". That´s why the one that is correct is the third one, since the first one should have capitalized the "The".
