This story's narrator is provoked to attack a man because of his "vulture" blue eye.
The narrator of this story tells the reader that "what you mistake for madness is but over-acuteness of the senses. This story's narrator is provoked to attack a man because of his "vulture" blue eye. At the climax of this short story, the narrator is unsuspected by the police, but his perception of an increasingly loud sound resembling a watch wrapped in cotton causes him to break down and confess. For 10 points, name this horror story by Edgar Allan Poe whose narrator hears the title body part beating under the floorboards.
The narrator of this story tells the reader that "what you mistake for madness is but over-acuteness of the senses.
“The {Tell}-{Tale Heart}”