What does the young man say about the old man? What is the old man’s only “flaw”?

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“The Tell Tale Heart”

Background: Edgar Allan Poe is regarded as the master of the macabre and one of the literary giants of American literature. In honor of the 215th (1809) anniversary of his birth (January 19th), we will review one of his greatest works, “The Tell-tale Heart”.

1.The young man speaks that his disease “had sharpened his senses”. What disease is speaking about? What are the symptoms? Please be specific.
2.What does the young man say about the old man? What is the old man’s only “flaw”?
3.What strange things does the young man do?
4.Is the murder of the old man premeditated or “spur of the moment”? How do you know?
5.Is the young man’s confession part of his disease of the result of guilt? How do you know?
6.Is this story plausible? What do you think the verdict would be if the young man
was convicted of murder? Why would you think this?






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