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Edgar Allan Poe establishes a mood of fear and terror in "The Tell-Tale- Heart" to illustarete the darkness around him. Edgar uses diction and imagery such as "The thick darkness" and "His room was as black as pitch". These lines tie into the idea of a cold and dark place, creating a scary vibe in the story.

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