Critics - cues are internal
Historians - cues are external (have to know additional info)
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Historians studies time gone by while artists makes remarks about art
Ansel adams is your answer
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I would say the mood for Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Alan Poe could be described as creepy and haunting, as most of Poe's work can be described. Poe creates a maniacal and defensive tone throughout the story. The narrator is unreliable and constantly defends his sanity.
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The tone is conveyed through the narrator's denial of his madness. The whole concept of the story contributes to the mood, and throughout the story the reader feels uneasy.
Realistically A seems like the best option hope this helps
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am not know who this is but hopefully he will get better
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