The Tell-Tell Heart: Presented by Rajiv Sir

The Tell-tell
Heart
Presented by Rajiv sir
Contents of Discussion
Here’s what we will discuss in this session:
1. What made the narrator confess his crime? What is the reality of the ‘ dull, low ,quick’
sound?
2. Do you think the narrator is mad? Give reason for your answer.
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Presented by RAJIV SIR
01
Format of long
Question
Format of Long
question
Maintain at least 1-2-1

paragraphs
1.Intro
1.Body
2.Body
1.concluson
Mention the text
Writer / author
Theme
Address the question
Asked
Never write more than
3 sentences p ag e.
e Hear
Maximum 3 to 5 lines le - Ta l
The Ta 109-115

What to do In ● You can explain here what answer
body parts ? is demanded
● Bigin your answer hitting at the

head of the question
● Elaborate your arguement
● Cite example from the text to bring

credibility in your answer
● Make an inference to justify your
claim
● Repeat the same process for other
body as well

Conclusion
Exam
t
conten
definition lenght
It is to say what is said Better to make 3 to 5 lines
paragraph
sentences Why
Try to conclude using It exhibits your sincerity
maximum 3 sentences

Question 1 page
Features of 115
the Question Would you call the
narrator mad?
Question no 2 page
115
Justify the title “The tale-
Sample Sho tale Heart”
rt
Questions
Queston no 3
What made the narrator
confess his crime?

Question no 1
Introduction
Arthor- Allan Edgar
poe
Text- The Tell-Tale
Heart
Theme- crime and
. Justify the title Confession
“The Tell-tale Address the question
Heart” Asked

Body Body
Begin your answer hitting Better to ennumerate
at the head of the question reasons with first, secondly
etc.

Examples Cited from Text
The meaning of Tell moral or psychological
tale heart comment
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4
strategically chosen the resolution of the

title. story’s plot

Examples Cited from Text
incongruous images—
a heart and a mouth
Step 5 Step 6
As a proverb

The title Tell-
Tale heart is
strategically
chosen title. ● referred to the Confession Of
Crime
● the beating heart eventually
drives the narrator to confess
his crime
● narrator is insane
● the narrator feels guilt over the
crime and hears his own heart.

The meaning
of Tale
● First hear his heart beating on the eighth

a story of a narrator and an old man night
● His heart tells a tale of fear,
Tale (of)Heart’ Suggests the crime of ● next time hear the beating of the
the narrator. heart after the old man is dead
● The narrator's own hidden guilt over the
what tales does the old man's heart tell? deed is projected
● telling a tale of the narrator's guilty
feelings.

First, it
describes
the
resolution
of the ● The heart is telling the tale of
story’s the corpse’s whereabouts.
plot. ● suffers from Guilt Psychology
● heart-beat’s tale by confessing
murder

Second,
the title
makes a
moral or
psychologi ● heart refers to the narrator's heart.
● heart is where our deepest, truest
cal feelings and emotions live
comment. ● refers to both the narrator's heart,

and to the old man's heart,
● and to the tales told by both.

Third, the title
can be viewed
as an
atmospheric
● The Tell-Tale Heart“ has betrayed
device, which and told of the narrator's crime from
brings mouth.
together ● driven crazy by the sound of the
murdered man's heart.
incongruous ● The title comes from his admission
images—a of guilt
● and plead to pry up the floorboards
heart and a to reveal his crime
mouth.
Finally, A
proverb that a
tell-tale heart ● Something necessary to hide of
is a sign that necessity revealed
reveals the ● kept his murder a secret from other
but he himself is familiar with his
thing a person crime
most wants to ● heart beats because of the burden of
conceal ●
the crime
crime becomes of source of
suffering
● has to confess to get relief

Conclusion
his heart is infected by his crime and
therefore his own heartbeats grow to be a
source and suffering, torment, affliction, and
burden
.When such suffering becomes unbearable

and agonizing, the narrator confesses his
crime.
the title hence is appropriate in the context

in the story as it deals with the issue of crime
confession and relief

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The Tell-tell

Maintain at least 1-2-1

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● Bigin your answer hitting at the

● Elaborate your arguement

● Cite example from the text to bring

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Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4

strategically chosen the resolution of the

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● First hear his heart beating on the eighth

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comment. ● refers to both the narrator's heart,

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.When such suffering becomes unbearable

the title hence is appropriate in the context

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For the complete written document answer, Do Contact

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