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    melancholy. Melancholy is a feeling of sadness. “The Raven” shows this theme when the man is yelling out his loved one’s name, in hopes she is somehow there. “From my books surcease of sorrow, - sorrow for the lost Lenore” (Poe 10). The sadness has no reason behind it, it isn’t clear as to why Lenore is gone. His sadness is clearly shown with the use of the word sorrow. Sorrow means a feeling of deep distress caused…

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    Throughout Edgar Allan Poe’s life, he has gone through many harsh experiences, such as losing his mom and wife to Tuberculosis, which is the basis for his great stories. Poe’s goal is to leave the reader with an emotional effect of the horror of premeditated death and the sadness over the death of a loved one after reading his stories. These emotional effects are show in “The Tale-Tale Heart,” “The Cask of Amontillado,” “Hop-Frog,” “The Raven,” and “ Annabel Lee.” Edgar Allan Poe’s style is…

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    The mention of Lenore is intended to intrigue the reader, enticing them into the world of the speaker and his loss, providing backstory and setting up the story to come, emphasizing the speaker’s pain at the raven’s echoing words of “Nevermore”. The same can be seen in…

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    “My only love sprung from my only hate” –Juliet. This quote is perfect for describing how Edgar Allan Poe and Nathaniel Hawthorne came to love Gothic Writing. According to Howard Quint, American Gothicism describes “evil, horror, love and death.” American Gothicism authors discussed the shadows of the past and how those shadows affected the present. It usually had an atmosphere of mystery and suspense. Nathaniel Hawthorne was born in Salem, Massachusetts. His family was very wealthy and…

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    closely related to the author and his feeling of lose towards his wife Virginia that had only died the year before. The Raven starts off with the narrator in his room with a gloomy setting showing his loss and desperation to his beloved Lenore. The death of Lenore can represent Virginia in the real life of the author.A normal person would not hear about or read that there is a strange knocking to door and a talking bird that speaks only one and that word is “nevermore”. There is much to know…

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    The Tell-Tale Heart is a classic story, beloved by many for its dark and creepy atmosphere and its portrayal of a man's slow descent into insanity. It is only natural that one would think to adapt it to the stage, and cost effective too. The story only takes place in one location, only requiring one simple set, and is mostly dialogue save for the murder scene, and even then, fake blood and trapdoors are easy to come by in the drama industry. This particular low budget adaptation included in…

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    today it’s indeed well known.”(Evans) The narrative poem is told by a man without a name sitting alone in his room. A late night in his room he hears a tapping on his door, but instead of opening the door he begins to reminisce about his lost love Lenore. Once again he hears the tapping on the door, fearing what might be on the other he eventually built the courage to open it only to find nothing but darkness. Again he hears the tapping and decided to check the window. In flies a raven that…

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    Christopher.Nutt Edgar Allen Poe Research Paper American Literature Crimmins May, 9 2015 Deranged characters In Edgar Allen Poe 's short stories many of his characters have deranged psyches. In The Black Cat, The Cask of Amontillado, and The Tell Tale Heart, Poe has characters who are proven to be crazy. In the black cat the guy marries a woman that likes pets. They get a black cat. The cat was his favorite pet. He later began to drink and get angry. He treated his wife and pets…

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    stories “The Raven” and “The Tell Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe the reader is introduced to a world when an event in your life has the ability to paralyze and transform your life. “The Raven” is a poem about a man who has lost the love of his life, Lenore. The man is seeking the ability to remove the sorrow that has once filled his heart and be able to rest from the pain. In the story “The Tell Tale Heart” it focuses on a journey between an old man and his caretaker. The caretaker is a young…

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    The work of Edgar Allan Poe does reflect his life. His writings had to do with something he was going through at the moment. During his life he went through a lot of suffering, and many people insulted him for his lack of money. These are all things that occurred during his lifetime. Edgar Allan Poe’s writings reflect his life because he wrote stories about death, stories about revenge and alcohol, and stories about his wife. Another reason Edgar Allan Poe’s life was reflected in his work…

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