Mysterious_Rage

Mysterious Rage Mysterious Rage Unknown “The Tell-Tale Heart” is a story written by Edgar Allan Poe. He writes about a man who goes mad by being disturbed by the old man’s eye. The man is driven insane over the eye and leads to the murder of the old man in cold blood. The man’s own conscience eats away at him until he finally confesses to this horrific dead. The central idea in Poe’s story is from a psychological point of view that illustrates the smallest features on one human being can drive someone crazy. It also shows how insane individuals think as if sane but cannot live with the guilty conscience without expressing their act of violence to someone before it makes them imagine things that are not even there. The protagonist in the story is the man who takes care of or lives with the old man. The man considers himself to be smarter than the normal madman. We see this characteristic when he questions himself with “would a madman have been so wise as this'” referring to the ease at which he enters the old man’s room (1572). The man is a dynamic character that man, story, old, eye, man’s, 1572, murder, tone, room, himself, conscience, about, protagonist, one, guilty, end, cold, blood, beginning, without, thinks, takes, someone, rid, psychological, place, just, conflict, confesses, character, before, written, while, visualize