A piece of writing can not be called a story unless it contains characters. The Tell Tale Heart contains four characters; the narrator, the old man, the police, and the neighbor that phoned that police. In Every story one of the characters is called the protagonist, in this story the protagonist was the narrator. The protagonist or narrator becomes the true focus of the tale. All of the characters in this story seem pretty straight forward with how they are described besides the narrator. The narr

The tone and style of this story also has great importance on how it was written. This story is really just a case of random violence that occurred because of a certain fear. That fear turned out to be the old man’s eye. The narrator describes the eye as, “One of his eyes resembled that of a vulture—a pale blue eye, with a film over it.” That fear caused the narrator to commit the crime that he did and in many senses could be seen as the catalyst that caused the downfall of the narrator. The overall tone of this story was grim and dark. The majority of this story takes place at night around midnight. The tone of this story contributes greatly in assisting the reader to comprehend what is happening.

Every story has a theme. The theme of this story is especially interesting. The theme of this story is the struggle between good and bad that is in all of us.Human nature is a delicate balance of light and dark or good and evil. Most of the time this precarious balance is maintained; however, when there is a shift, for whatever reason, the

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