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How does the narrator in the black cat feel after he cuts Pluto's eye ?
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How does the narrator in the black cat feel after he cuts Pluto's eye ?

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He feels stabbing because he feels stabbing
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Answer:Plutón comienza a evitar al narrador todo el tiempo. En lugar de sentirse arrepentido, el narrador simplemente se siente irritado por el comportamiento del gato. El narrador cuelga al gato “a sangre fría” de un árbol. Esa noche, su casa se incendia.

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