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Analysis On Edgar Allan Poe's

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October 15, 2013

 

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At the end of the poem, the narrator realizes that forgetting Lenore is merely impossible, and that the memory of her (death + love) will continue “haunting” him throughout his life. Analysis and interpretation Narrator and mood When we meet the speaker at the very beginning, we get a distinguished feeling that we are dealing with a well-read and well-articulated young man, expressed by the fact, that he is studying forgotten lore and the fact that a large bust of Pallas, which is the Greek goddess, Athena, symbolizing wisdom, is the place where the Raven decides to stay for the entire visit...
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When the narrator gets further into conversation with the raven, he seems to get more affected by the grooving presence of evil. He is constantly being reminded that he will “nevermore” see his love Lenore, by the raven, and in the end, it leads him to a nervous breakdown, when he faces that the bird is totally correct...
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