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I'm going to compare and contrast the tell tale heart
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on the outside.
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Here are some facts about the tell tale heart.
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It was written by Edgar Allan Poe in 18 43.
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It was first published by James Russell Lowell.
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It was influenced by the creation of the legal insanity
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plea. Scholars believe that the narrator may have been schizophrenic,
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and the first word of the story is an expression
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of the narrative skills somebody, the narrator, the young man
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who knows an old man who was a vulture.
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I he says that it haunts him and it causes
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him to panic.
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The narrator couldn't take it anymore, so he carefully planned
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the murder of the old month.
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After he killed him, he cuts up his body and
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hide him under the floorboard.
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The police come, and the narrator is confident that they
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will not find the body.
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But the narrator starts hearing the man's loud heartbeat, and
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it drives him to insanity to the extent that he
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confesses his crime and shows the police where he hit
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the old man's body.
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The outside.
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Here are some facts about the outside.
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It is one of the most popular stories to ever
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be published and were killed.
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It was first published in April 1926.
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The story is partly inspired by Nathaniel Hawthorne's fragments from
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the journal.
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Off a solitary month, Somebody, the story talks about the
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narrator, who was an uncanny and mysterious person living in
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our grand yet depressingly dark castle.
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The narrator doesn't know where he was born on who
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his parents were, since since nobody was there to teach
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him, he taught himself by reading books the narrator craves
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for light, so he decided to climb up the black
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tower. Since he always wanted to see how the people
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in the outside world lived, he decided to leave the
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tower to explore the outdoors while strolling around.
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He saw oddly dressed people, and he heard them talking.
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He didn't understand what they were saying due to the
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fact that he never heard human speech before, and he
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stepped through a window that led to a party.
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After the narrator entered the party, it became pure chaos.
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Many people were screaming.
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Some people covered their eyes with their hands, and others
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were trying to escape.
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He was baffled by all of this.
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Finally, he saw something hideous and gruesome at the corner
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of his eye, and he realizes it was his reflection
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in the mirror.
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Now I'm going now I'm going to compare the two
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stories genre.
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The journal off both stories is horror fiction, and both
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stories use Gothic fiction as well.
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Writing stun HP lof H P.
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Lovecraft's model is Edgar Allan Poe, and he was heavily
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influenced by his work.
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Therefore, the writing style is similar Point of view.
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Both stories were written in the view of the narrator's.
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Hence the stories on first point of view main characters.
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Both main characters are threatening and insane, and they were
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both trying to reach a good characters identity.
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All the characters and both stories are unnamed.
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Plot structure.
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Both stories use the plot structure, which includes an exposition,
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rising action climax, falling action and resolution.
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This is also known as for eight Experiment.
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Now I'm going to contrast the two stories General, the
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tell tale Heart has more suspense and is more realistic.
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While the outsider has more imagery in fantasy him, the
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themes for the tell tale heart, our guilt and mad
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madness, the things for the outsider, our loneliness, rejection by
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society and the afterlife character is gold.
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The goal of the narrator and the tell tale heart
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was to kill the old man who who has a
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vulture. I The goal of the narrator and the outsider
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was to escape from the dark castle and see light
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character species.
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The narrator in the tell tale heart is a human
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while the narrator and the outsider is an appe human,
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which means having some human characteristics but others which are
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supernatural or monsters and think The narrator in the tell
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tale heart ends up confessing his crime because the loud
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heartbeat off the old man he killed drove him mad.
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The narrator and the outsider enters the window leading toe
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a party.
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The narrator, Unintended Lee, frightened the people in the party.
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Thank you for listening.
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