English, 09.10.2020 22:01 jesh0975556

1 point 1. What does the following quote tell you about the narrator? "True! -
nervous - very, very dreadfully nervous I had been and am. But why will you
say I am mad?" *
The narrator DOES NOT believe he is mad
The narrator DOES believe he is mad
The narrator has a very calm disposition
O The narrator thinks he is very smart
The story is about the tell-tale heart

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1 point 1. What does the following quote tell you about the narrator? "True! -
nervous - very...