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    The document is a summary and analysis of the short story "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe. It includes: - Figures and descriptions of the main characters: the narrator, the old man, and the policeman - Themes of the story such as murder, crime, guilt, and innocence - A description of the setting including the narrator's prison or asylum and the old man's sitting room - An analysis of the plot structure including the conflict, climax when the narrator confesses, and ending - Symbols discussed like the narrator representing hatred and mental stress and the old man representing selfishness - Notes that the story uses a first-person point of

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    The document is a summary and analysis of the short story "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe. It includes: - Figures and descriptions of the main characters: the narrator, the old man, and the policeman - Themes of the story such as murder, crime, guilt, and innocence - A description of the setting including the narrator's prison or asylum and the old man's sitting room - An analysis of the plot structure including the conflict, climax when the narrator confesses, and ending - Symbols discussed like the narrator representing hatred and mental stress and the old man representing selfishness - Notes that the story uses a first-person point of

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    Tell Tale Heart NW

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    The document is a summary and analysis of the short story "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe. It includes: - Figures and descriptions of the main characters: the narrator, the old man, and the policeman - Themes of the story such as murder, crime, guilt, and innocence - A description of the setting including the narrator's prison or asylum and the old man's sitting room - An analysis of the plot structure including the conflict, climax when the narrator confesses, and ending - Symbols discussed like the narrator representing hatred and mental stress and the old man representing selfishness - Notes that the story uses a first-person point of

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    H

    IDENTIFICATION OF E
    L

    THE TELL TALE L


    O

    HEART

    1
    This is our team.

    IZZAH PUTRI.R SITI MUAWWANAH


    22020084034 AMANDA NISRINA 22020084053 M.IHSAN INDRA
    22020084038 22020084064

    2
    FIGURS OF THE STORY

    The Narrator The Old Man The policeman

    3
    THE CHARACTER
    The Narrator The Old Man The Policeman

    1. Wicked 1. Quiet 1. Careless

    2. Sensitive 2. Lonely 2. Gullible

    3. Selfish 3. Innocent

    4. Truthful

    4
    THEME
    Murder
    Crime
    Psychopath
    Guilt
    Innocent

    5
    THE SETTING
    PLAC
    TIME E
    - Prison or an asylium for the
    SENSE
    Not horror story of the
    Every night and criminally insane
    past but a horror story of
    Morning. - The majority of the story
    takes place in the sitting the present
    room
    - Under the Floorboards

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    and a slanted-eyed old man who he hates but never offends

    The analysis
    Conflict Climax Ending

    he couldn't stand his


    anxiety and confessed his
    starting from a narrator when he had killed the old
    actions
    who has a disease that man he called the police to
    Finally
    makes all his five senses pretend he was innocent, after
    sensitive so the police arrived they talked
    that people think he is but the narrator was restless
    crazy and a old man have because of hallucinations
    slanted eye who he hates hearing the old man's heart
    but never offered his sound

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    Symbol

    Naratorr Neighbor
    ● Symbol of hatred and ● Symbol of courages
    mental stress

    Police
    Old man
    ● Symbol of selfishness ● Symbol of assertiveness
    and arroogance and courages

    8
    Point of view
    In short stories the author uses the first point of view technique can be
    seen in the story where the author uses the word me a lot

    9
    T

    Thank you!
    H
    A
    N
    K
    Do you have any questions?
    Y
    O
    U

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