Reading for Pleasure: The Tell Tale Heart

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

The Tell Tale Heart

Yes, The Tell Tale Heart is a good tale. The mystery and detail of the murder scene intrigued me to keep reading. It fascinated me how the murderer actually loved the man but vehemently hated the man's eye. I also noticed how the murderer continuously said he wasn't crazy and then stated he did crazy, but clever, things to plan his attack. He was wary in opening the door and shining the light into the man's room. This tale reminds me of the book series The Series of Unfortunate Events, for its creepiness.

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