The Analysis Of The Story is About "The Tell-tale Heart"

Characters the narator:
Our narrator is such a wreck, it’s hard not to feel sorry for him. He’s nervous(“very dreadfully nervous”), paranoid, and physically and mentally ill.

• The old man:

The old man is even more of mystery than the narrator, partly because we only see him through the narrator’s skewed perspective.

• The three policemen:

The three policemen don’t really have any characteristics. Yet, they play a major role in driving the plot of the narrator’s story, so we should at least consider them.

• A Neighbor:

The Neighbor plays a small but important role in the narrator’s story. As noted in the old man ‘s “character analysis,” then neighbor shows us that the narrator and or the old man are alienated from.

The tell-tale heart setting: A house
We don’t know where the narrator is while he’s telling the story of the old man’s murder. The story he tells us takes place inside a random old house about which few details are derectly given. We are told that the old man keeeps his shutters tightly locked. A neighbor hears at least one of the story’s two screams.the cops arrive promptly, just after the narrator has hidden the body. As such, the house might be in an urban area, possibly a high-crime one.

Point of view:
“ The tell-tale heart” is a first-person narrative of an unnamed narrator [1] who insists he is sane but suffering from a disease ( nervousness) which causes “over-acuteness of the senses”.


The tell-tale heart plot: forward plot 
The plot of the story is about forward plot becouse the narrator is a mudmen. He has the bad idea in his brain to murdere the old man. Whenefer his brain direct in to him, hi would live to followed it so thats why the narrator talk about what was his brain would like to direct how to kill that old man