1. In dramatic irony, the reader understands the meaning of a character's words and
actions, though the character himself does not. Which statement about the narrator of "The
Tell-Tale Heart" is an example of dramatic irony?
a.
He is not mad because he planned his murder so carefully.
b.
His "blood ran cold" when he looked at the old man's “evil eye.
He thinks, "The old man's hour had come."
C.
d.
He did not desire the old man's gold.