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English, 18.03.2020 17:53, EVESUNER1303

Lines 93-103: What effect does withholding further details about the narratorā€™s situation have on the reader? A: What new details are revealed about the narratorā€™s situation in lines 93-100? A: Why does Poe delay in telling the reader what the narratorā€™s surroundings look like? A: What does the phrase "my worst thoughts" in line 101 refer to? A: Review Poeā€™s description of the narratorā€™s surroundings in lines 102-103; identify phrases that contribute to Gothic themes.

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