What is insanity exactly? Insanity is a mental disorder, basically someone who is completely bonkers. There is a short story called “The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe which is about a man who murders someone he loves in a very brutal way just because of his blind eye, crazy right? Is, the narrator of “The Tell-Tale Heart” sane or insane? After he did all those bad things, what would you think? Is he sane or insane? The narrator of the “The Tell-Tale Heart” is insane because he killed the old man, amputated his limbs, and stored him under the floorboards. The way he acted when the investigators came he seemed very off, shaken up, outside from the subject at hand.
Many people would say the storyteller mad. But what makes him insane? The narrator of the short story claimed that he wasn’t mad, but he being true to himself? The storyteller of this story …show more content…
And after the narrator dismembered the old man’s limbs, stuffing him under the floorboards. The narrator started hearing what he thought was the thumping of the old man’s heartbeat, as well started acting every, sneaky like when two men came over after a report of screaming coming from the house. He felt paranoid, and seemingly not guilty for his crime.
What makes him sane? The narrator loved the old man and was very cautious and smart in the action, making sure no one saw or heard the old man being killed by the raconteurs hands. He was nice to the old man a week before he executed the old man and lived with the houseowner his whole life until he was thirty, which is when he murdered him.
The narrator of “The Tell-Tale Heart” By Edgar Allan Poe, suffocated the old man, dismembered his limbs and put him in the floorboards, and after he started getting nervous and was hearing things. The narrator is insane, the evidence provided proves that he is insane due to his brutal
Many people would say the storyteller mad. But what makes him insane? The narrator of the short story claimed that he wasn’t mad, but he being true to himself? The storyteller of this story …show more content…
And after the narrator dismembered the old man’s limbs, stuffing him under the floorboards. The narrator started hearing what he thought was the thumping of the old man’s heartbeat, as well started acting every, sneaky like when two men came over after a report of screaming coming from the house. He felt paranoid, and seemingly not guilty for his crime.
What makes him sane? The narrator loved the old man and was very cautious and smart in the action, making sure no one saw or heard the old man being killed by the raconteurs hands. He was nice to the old man a week before he executed the old man and lived with the houseowner his whole life until he was thirty, which is when he murdered him.
The narrator of “The Tell-Tale Heart” By Edgar Allan Poe, suffocated the old man, dismembered his limbs and put him in the floorboards, and after he started getting nervous and was hearing things. The narrator is insane, the evidence provided proves that he is insane due to his brutal