1. Edgar Allan Poe's Perversion
... he sees is just the hallucination of a tormented mind. The markings of an adult cat surely would not change that much, unless maybe the pattern was not part of the animal's fur, but only a substance on its surface which, with time, could wear off and disappear. It could be a substance such as plaster perhaps, foreshadowing the narrator's wife's burial within the ... quickly takes on human aspects as Poe describes it as having a face and lungs from which comes a sound that is "exceedingly musical, but of so peculiar a note" (p.43) that the "dreams are stiff-frozen as they stand," (p.44) ...
- Word Count: 4324
- Approx Pages: 17
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School