The narrator claims that his nervous "disease" has sharpened his senses, and he visits his sleeping victim for a (*) week before smothering him with his bed.
This work's narrator commands his guests to "tear up the planks" when they fail to notice the crime scene around them. The narrator claims that his nervous "disease" has sharpened his senses, and he visits his sleeping victim for a (*) week before smothering him with his bed. A sound like a watch in cotton drives the narrator to tell three policemen that he has killed and dismembered his vulture-eyed landlord in, for 10 points, this short story by Poe.
This work's narrator commands his guests to "tear up the planks" when they fail to notice the crime scene around them.
The Tell-Tale Heart