Madness In The Tell Tale Heart

An American writer, editor and literary critic named Edgar Allan Poe, Brings short stories and poems to another level with hand full of mystery and chilling twists. On 1809 the world introduced itself to Mr. Poe. The madness of Allen Poe can be questioned as, genius bodies of work mixing with short stories and poems. His literary mind gives him advantages over a lot of authors. Most schools may use series of Mr. Poe work to show the unity and influences it has. Every short story or poem seems to, help create an emotional bearing. Specific body of the literary work such as “The Tell-Tale Heart” and “Annabel Lee”. Significant of the two give individual thinking of narrator style of writing, to show the variety of style. Help adventurously unfold the truth with guilt, madness and driven. Edgar Allen Poe published the short story of “The Tell-Tale Heart” was in 1843. Told by mystery narrator who accomplish to persuade readers of his sanity, though describing a murder he done committed. The major theme of “The Tell-Tale Heart” is madness, actual momentous seemed to of drove the narrator into a psychological madness state. The narrator explains it as, “I think it was his eye! Yes, it was this! He had the eye of a vulture -- a pale blue eye, with a film over it” (Poe 1). The narrator liked the old man, never accordingly done him wrong; Information about the eye from the story, can be understood as eye representing something. The eye could have been the identity of the old man,