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What simile does poe use to describe the narrator's fury?
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What simile does poe use to describe the narrator's fury?

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He uses the solider-and-drum simile to convey the narrators frustration at the sound of the man’s beating heart
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ANSWER: Poe uses the solider-and-drum simile to illustrate the narrator's frustration at the familiar sound of the old man's beating heart.
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