3 years ago

in the tell-tale heart do you think the narrator would have killed the old man if he did not have an "evil eye"

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No the narrator probably wouldn’t have killed the old man. when the narrator snuck into the old mans room late at night the old man was always asleep so the narrator couldn’t see his eye which don’t bother the narrator. The narrator even said he loved the old man it was just his “evil eye” bothering him

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in the tell-tale heart do you think the narrator would have killed the old man if he did not have an "evil eye"​

in the tell-tale heart do you think the narrator would have killed the old man if he did not have an "evil eye"