What was the narrator's personality in The Tell-Tale Heart?

Answer 1

male..........................................female

is observant and detailed.................fixates on the unusual and grotesque

thinks logically..............................reacts emotionally

plans..........................................frets

retires at a reasonable hour.............stays up all night

respects other peoples territory........sneaks into peoples rooms to watch them sleep

acts quickly and improvises..............gets hysterical and runs in circles

kills.............................................cuddles

lives casually.................................tidies up

carpentry skills...............................cooks

reclusive.......................................socializes

get anxious when guests overstay.......gossips unceasingly.

remorse........................................guilt ridden

stone walls.....................................confesses

7..................................................10

probably female.

Answer 2

The narrator in "The Tell-Tale Heart" is obsessed, paranoid, and mentally unstable. He is consumed by his guilt and even hallucinates sounds that he believes are coming from the old man's heart.

Answer 3

The narrative is cleverly convoluted to give the impression the first person narrator is talking to: the reader(s), himself, the detectives investigating the disappearance.

Answer 4

It never states that he has gone insane but it is a feeling of guilt that leads to him be able to hear the heart under the floor boards He's unreliable--- APEX

Answer 5

the murderer himself.There is a first person narration in the story.
The narrator is an unnamed tenant in an apartment owned by an "old man" whom the narrator later murders.

Answer 6

The mysterious Poe never lets the reader know the name of the narrator.

The killer
The killer

Answer 7

homicidal maniac. The characteristics of the narrator are consistent with those of Mercury poisoning.

Answer 8

male.