English & Literature a tale-tell haert is the narratorA. dreadfully nearvous but not madB. madC. not too talkative Asked by pricelori on 31 Mar 04:55 Last updated by anonymous on 01 Apr 14:36
Poe is purposefully vague on this point. However, he does leave a few clues to point out that the narrator is most likely insane (mad). At the very beginning of the text he mentions a disease that was causing the narrator to 'hear things'.
