Hello. This question asks you to write an interpretive essay based on the quote presented. An interpretive essay should be written based on your personal perception of that quote. for that reason, I can't write the essay for you, but I can show you how this essay can be written and that's what I'm going to do.
The quote shown in the question shows us how authors, even if they are no longer alive, are able to communicate with each other through their works and show us real and current information about life and society. Based on this, you can write your essay showing how there are books, written in the past that manage to present something of today's society.
An example of a literary work you can use in this essay is the poem "The Raven" written by Edgar Alan Poe. You can quickly read and interpret and show a parallel between this poem and the discussion of mental health we have today.
Based on this, you can write your essay as follows:
- Introduction: You will quickly present your opinion regarding the capacity of literature to be timeless, that is, to be current at any time. In addition to showing why she has this ability.
- Body: You will write two paragraphs. In the first paragraph, you will show the literary work that you interpreted and that you want to discuss in the text. In this same paragraph, you will show how the author developed this work and which literary techniques used make this work so relevant. In the second paragraph, you will show how this work is current, how it fits into our society, even though it was written in the past.
- Conclusion: You will show your final reasoning about literature and current events and how this should be maintained for the next generations.
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The narrator in "The Black Cat" is unreliable precisely because he is a first-person, biased narrator, but his personality may have changed due to a disorder.
<h3>The narrator in "The Black Cat"</h3>
Like many of Edgar Allan Poe's narrators, the narrator in "The Black Cat" is unreliable, which means readers cannot trust him. First-person narrators are frequently, if not always, unreliable. They tell us the story from their own, biased point of view.
According to the narrator, his personality has changed. He used to be a good, caring man, but he became a violent murdered. He blames alcohol for that change, which may or may not be true. Personality disorders may, for example, be the cause of the narrator's change.
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