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The narrator’s reaction to his prison and torture

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They tie him to a board and slowly lower a swinging pendulum with a scythe, or long, curved blade, attached at the end. The narrator realizes that the blade will slowly, oh so slowly, slice through his chest. This tortures hiim psychologically--the entire way down, he has to sit there and imagine the coming pain.

Explanation:

PLZ MAKE ME BRAINLIST PLEASE!!!!!!

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