Edgar Allen Poe’s novel The “Tell-Tale Heart” contains many examples of light and dark to symbolize good and evil throughout the story. That is why he is able to use this line from “The Tell-Tale Heart” as a great demonstration of how the idea of light represents good in his writing. During this time the narrator is saying great things about the old man. “I loved the old man. He had never wronged me. He had never given me insult. For his gold I had no desire.”
(Poe, “Tell-Tale Heart”) This quote demonstrates light because of the good you hear in the narrator's voice. The narrator explains to the reader how great and pure the old man is and also how the he would never wish any bad upon him. If the narrator was not trying to be a good person
(Poe, “Tell-Tale Heart”) This quote demonstrates light because of the good you hear in the narrator's voice. The narrator explains to the reader how great and pure the old man is and also how the he would never wish any bad upon him. If the narrator was not trying to be a good person