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heart
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gift
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fairy
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Describe the tone shift in The Tell-Tale Heart.
Calm → Nervous → Frantic → Guilty
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thief
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gold
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shark
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banana
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What Movie did we watch yesterday?
Hotel Transylvania 3
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Bonus: “Ghost Card” – give one line from The Raven dramatically!
"NEVERMORE"
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boom
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rocket
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baam
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How is death shown differently by Dickinson and Poe?
Dickinson sees it peacefully; Poe sees it as madness and loss.
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Why does Dickinson’s tone feel calm instead of fearful?
She personifies death as kind and patient, not violent.
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What emotion connects all five works?
Fear, curiosity, and the human fascination with death.
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Which story uses irony most clearly?
The Tell-Tale Heart — the narrator insists he’s sane while revealing madness.
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What is the witches’ chant foreshadowing in Macbeth?
Upcoming chaos, evil, and murder.
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How does sound affect mood in The Raven?
The repetition of “Nevermore” builds despair and tension.
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baam
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gold
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