English, 14.12.2020 21:10 gokusupersaiyan12345

The bird in "The Raven" announces his presence to the narrator of the poem by:
A. rapping on the door.
B. shrieking his own name.
C. calmly saying, "Nevermore."
D. calling the man's name.

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The bird in "The Raven" announces his presence to the narrator of the poem by:
A. rapping on...