The narrator of this work finds a disturbing entity sleeping on barrels of rum and gin, who has an indefinite white mark that later comes to resemble the gallows.
The narrator of this work finds a disturbing entity sleeping on barrels of rum and gin, who has an indefinite white mark that later comes to resemble the gallows. In this story the curtains of the protagonist's bed catch fire and burn down his whole house, except for a single wall that became embedded with a bas relief during the fire. The narrator mistreats his pet rabbits and monkey before he uses a pocket-knife to gouge out the left eye of another animal. At the end of this story the police are lead to break down a mortar wall where they discover the narrator's murdered wife after hearing the title creature's cry. For 10 points, name this story in which the narrator hangs Pluto, the titular feline, a work by Edgar Allan Poe.
The narrator of this work finds a disturbing entity sleeping on barrels of rum and gin, who has an indefinite white mark that later comes to resemble the gallows.
"The Black Cat"