'Guilt In Edgar Allen Poe's Vulture'

With this intention, the man had an unreasonable motive for killing the old man and the way he had planned it so well. Henceforth, he could be seen as a calculated killer or a delusional madman. Through his crimes, can be argued that he should be put in a mental institute or put in prison for the rest of his life. Based on the evidence provided, it's a better decision to convict the man into a mental institute. Ultimately, if you kill a person for no reason, but plan it very well are you a calculated killer or a mad

For his gold I had no desire. I think it was his eye! Yes, it was this, he had the eye of a vulture.” (page 381, Poe) The narrator had thought to kill the old man because of the look of his eye, though he said he loved the old man. The narrator’s obsession with the old man leads him to kill the old man in a cruel way. As a prosecutor that wants to put him in an institution, they could argue that he was sick and had a disease that sharpened his sense to destroy.

As it said in the book ¨murder most foul, as in the best it is, but this most foul, strange, and unnatural.¨ Claudius was greedy and wanted what his brother had. Instead of

I heard many things in hell.” (1). Perhaps, if he could things from hell, he could have heard bad things about the old man. He proceeded to tell the reader, “He had the eye of a vulture --a pale blue eye, with a film over it. Whenever it fell upon me, my blood ran cold; and so by degrees --very gradually --I made up my mind to take the life of the old man, and thus rid myself of the eye forever” (Poe 2) Since his reasoning is completely illogical, the reader can infer that he is mentally unstable. The narrator’s motive and style of execution for the murder is rather strange.

(The narrator) heard all things in the heaven and in the earth. (The narrator) heard many things in hell,” the guilt of the murder tortured the narrator and made him believe that he was hearing things that were not real. The plots that the narrator makes to murder the man and get away with it are very in depth. Guilt also causes the narrator to think of more wicked schemes than before. “If still you think (the narrator) mad, you will think so no longer when (the narrator) describe the wise precautions (the narrator) took for the concealment of the body,” reveals the attention to detail the narrator had when carrying out the murder.

“The Tell Tale Heart” is a story, on the most fundamental level, of conflict. There is a mental conflict inside the narrator himself (expecting the narrator is male). Through clear clues and explanations, Poe cautions the reader to the mental condition of the narrator, which is insanity. The insanity is portrayed as an obsession (with the old man 's eye), which thus leads to loss of control and in the long run outcomes in violence. At last, the narrator tells his story of killing his housemate.

The guilt built up inside him from the murder. He couldn’t keep mentally stable and started seeing ghosts. The Talented Mr. Ripley is quite related to Macbeth because the main character wants something someone else has and will do anything to get it. Macbeth kills someone and ends up feeling guilty. He wasn’t able to separate what was real life and what wasn’t after the murder.

In the short story, “The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe, the author writes the story in first person perspective of the main character. The main character acknowledges that he has a disease that allows him to perceive and look at things differently in reality. This mental illness prompts him to want to kill an innocent man because the narrator loathes the old man’s eye. On the eighth night, the main character abruptly kills the old man and confesses to the police because of the panic and pride that has overcome his mind. Now, the killer is found guilty and now is being determined of what is to become of him.

The narrator’s guilt over killing the old man forces him to believe that he hears the dead man’s heart beating. In the short story “ The Tell-Tale Heart” the narrator is insane because he kills the old man, hears unworldly noises, and he stalks the old man in preparation for the murder. The narrator is insane because he kills the old man. He kills the old man because of his creepy eye. The short story states , “Whenever the old man looks at him his blood turns cold.

In the “Tell Tale Heart, the ” the first person narrator tells us why he wants to kill the old man. He also uses the first person narrator to show the reader that the narrator is mentally ill. In the raven, the first person narrator gives us background knowledge and his motivation which is the fact that his wife is dead.In the “Tell-Tale Heart” Poe also use dialogue to show that the narrator is insane by the narrator saying that he only killed the old man because of the old man's eye.In the raven, they use dialogue to show the men thrive to get rid of the raven and to show what he is thinking throughout the passage. In the passage, he says that he is trying to get rid of the raven to get closure for his dead wife Some people might say that the theme of the raven is that you have to let go and deal with the loss of a loved one. Because of this, “The Tell-Tale Heart” is different from the tell tale heart, but in the raven, the narrator is not trying to deal with the loss he is trying to take his anger out on the raven.therefore the texts can be