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In the beginning of "The Tell-Tale Heart", what is the narrator trying to convince the reader of? Question 1 options: That the police are at the door. He is crazy. He is not insane. The old man has woken
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In the beginning of "The Tell-Tale Heart", what is the narrator trying to convince the reader of?

Question 1 options:

That the police are at the door.


He is crazy.


He is not insane.


The old man has woken up.

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he wants to try to convince people that he isn’t crazy
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he is trying to convince the reader he is not insane
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