Which of the following details from the story provides readers with the best evidence that the narrator is not reliable (not trustworthy) ? A) He had to make an effort "to still the beating of [his] heart."

B) He explains, "I wished the morrow."

C) He was feeling "weak and weary." When he opened the door to see who was there, he immediately thought it was his dead wife "Lenore."

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Ayers

1 September, 22:45

Which of the following details from the story provides readers with the best evidence that the narrator is not reliable (not trustworthy) ? A) He had to make an effort "to still the beating of [his] heart."

B) He explains, "I wished the morrow."

C) He was feeling "weak and weary." When he opened the door to see who was there, he immediately thought it was his dead wife "Lenore."

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Ryleigh Marks · Answer 1

C) He was feeling "weak and weary." When he opened the door to see who was there, he immediately thought it was his dead wife "Lenore."

I TOOK THE TEST! C is the answer

Raindrop · Answer 2

the answer is A ...