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Of the two representations of “The Tell Tale Heart” the animated version is better than the other version. The goods of the animated version is that it tells us the whole story in the movie. In the book it tells us that the old mans eye bothers him and he wants to get rid of the eye for ever and in the movie tells us the same thing. Based on what I watched the animated version had more details about the book than the other movie version. They both told us that someone thought there was sighs of foul play.

The reason the movie was bad was because in the book I doesn’t tell us the old man rolls to him in a wheelchair with his arm cut off and his head cutoff. Then the old man rips his heart out and throws it at the old man. The cops didn’t ask

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