Analysis of Edgar Allan Poe's The Tell Tale Heart moan of mortal terror….It was the deep and muffled sound that arises from the depths of the soul overloaded with fear. I knew the sound well. Many a night, just at midnight, when everyone was asleep, it rose from my bosom, deepening, with its terrible echo, the terrors that distracted me,” it tormented him every night and in its distorted reality it gave him pause. that the old man feels the same way too. The strange noise he thought he heard that made him excited with uncontrollable terror caused him to finalize his plan to kill the old man. But the way he described the murder was incredibly quick and easy for one man's work. There was no struggle except for this one cry. The way he pulled the heavy bed over the old man until he died is almost impossible, unless he was such a huge man that he could pull the heavy mattress by himself, there is no way that it becomes a perfect

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