The main character of this story denies that he is a madman but, for eight nights in a row, checks on his elderly companion and is terrified by his "evil eye."
The main character of this story denies that he is a madman but, for eight nights in a row, checks on his elderly companion and is terrified by his "evil eye." Finally, the protagonist kills the old man and hides the body under the floorboards but becomes unnerved when the police arive. For 10 points—name this 1843 Edgar Allan Poe short story in which the murderer confesses after hearing the titular organ.
The main character of this story denies that he is a madman but, for eight nights in a row, checks on his elderly companion and is terrified by his "evil eye."
“The {Tell Tale Heart}”