In "The Black Cat" by Edgar Allen Poe, the rising action begins when the narrator starts drinking and abusing the cat. The situation escalates because he feels remorse but once again drink causes him to abuse the cat and then he hangs it outside.
i think the falling action is taking place where the narrator hangs the cat. the consequence is that the cat is no longer alive. otherwise, the falling action is when he faces the consequences of his decision.
Sorry but i don’t understand i tried but im dyslexic.
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Answer:
D. He decides to search for his father but secretly hopes that he will not be able to find him because he now sees his father as a burden.
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