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English, 27.11.2021 04:40 Moeja

Answer these question based off the story "The Black Cat" by Edgar Allen Poe 1. What does the narrator say is the reason he is writing his story?

2. How are Pluto and the black cat similar?

3. Why does the narrator murder his wife? How does he stay so calm afterward?

4. Do you think the narrator was sane or insane? Why? Use the back if you need more
room to explain.

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