"The Black Cat," by Edgar Allan Poe, what does the symbolism suggest about the man? A.He is gentle. B.He is a victim. C.He is evil. D.He is not reliable.

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"The Black Cat," by Edgar Allan Poe, what does the symbolism suggest about the man?

A.He is gentle. B.He is a victim. C.He is evil. D.He is not reliable.

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He is a Victim

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It suggests:
B. He is a victim.

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