English, 13.11.2019 04:31 joyelewis58

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click to read the passage from "the black cat," by edgar allan poe. then
answer the question.
how does this passage create suspense?
o
a. the narrator admits to making up his story, and the reader wants
to know more.
o
b. the narrator declares that he will die but the reader does not know
why.
o
c. the narrator admits to being crazy but sounds like he is making
sense.
d. the narrator confesses to having been the victim of a crime, but
the reader does not know which one.

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