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The Insane Mind Edgar Allan Poe Probes
Summary: In some of his criminal horror tales, Edgar Allan Poe probes the insane mind. His most enduring tales are those of horror originating from the working of an irrational or criminal mind, driven to evil or insanity by a perverse irrational force which, to Poe, is an elementary impulse in man. Poe's "The Cask of Amontillado," "The Black Cat," and The Tell-Tale Heart are three criminal stories of this kind.
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