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…In Bruno Bettelheim’s essay, The Uses of Enchantment, he explains the fairy tale of Snow White in a way which makes the reader think critically. He makes the reader explore their mind to better understand a tale in a way, which they have not explored…

…man figure as one that has a certain type of evil that is inside of him. As in the case of "The Tell Tale Heart" the narrator doesn't hate the man that he's going to kill, he hates the fake eye. The eye represents evil, and Poe converts everything…

…man figure as one that has a certain type of evil that is inside of him. As in the case of "The Tell Tale Heart" the narrator doesn't hate the man that he's going to kill, he hates the fake eye. The eye represents evil, and Poe converts everything…

…man figure as one that has a certain type of evil that is inside of him. As in the case of "The Tell Tale Heart" the narrator doesn't hate the man that he's going to kill, he hates the fake eye. The eye represents evil, and Poe converts everything…

…man figure as one that has a certain type of evil that is inside of him. As in the case of "The Tell Tale Heart" the narrator doesn't hate the man that he's going to kill, he hates the fake eye. The eye represents evil, and Poe converts everything…

…"Villains!" I shrieked, "Dissemble no more! I admit the deed! -- tear up the planks! Here, here! -- it is the beating of his hideous heart!" (p.116). This is how Edgar Allen Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart" catastrophically ends. Here, the erratic Narrator…

…in the story. The tale Marlow tells will concern a modern-day colonizer, Mr. Kurtz, who evolves into a "devil driven by greed" (Conrad 2216) in the heart of Africa. The horrors of colonization in Africa are actually foreshadowed earlier in the novella by an oil…

…will not leave the reader of Poe's tales or poems all the time. Besides this mystery, there are some more interesting peculiarities in this poet's works. One of them is uneasy investigation of man's soul and sub-consciousness. I absolutely agree with French poet…

…all that was good in Middle-earth. In Rivendell, a council decides the Ring’s fate. They concluded that the One, the Ring, should destroyed. To do that Frodo and a fellowship of friends must take the Ring to Mount Doom, at the heart of Sauron’s dark…

…After reading Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Tell-Tale Heart” from The Pioneer, I would translate the text into a blockbuster dramatic horror movie. The first person narrative would serve well as a voice over narration for the film. For the nervous yet…