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Edgar Allan Poe

Edgar Allan Poe Notes

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Edgar Allan Poe The famous American Gothic author and poet who wrote short stories like "The Tell-Tale Heart" and the poem "The Raven."
The Raven Poe's most famous poem where a dark bird flies through a window, perches upon a bust of Pallas, and repeatedly says nevermore.
Auguste Dupin The world's first fictional detective created by Poe, who solves the chimney murder mystery in the Rue Morgue using pure logic.
Rue Morgue The street where a bizarre double murder takes place, which Dupin discovers was actually committed by an escaped orangutan.
William Legrand The main character in "The Gold-Bug" who finds a golden beetle and decodes a secret map to dig up buried treasure.
Cask of Amontillado The short story where Montresor seeks revenge on Fortunato by luring him into a deep wine cellar and bricking him into a wall.
The Tell-Tale Heart The horror story where a narrator kills an old man because of his pale blue vulture eye, hiding the heart under the floorboards.
Prince Prospero The wealthy nobleman who throws a grand masquerade party inside a sealed fortress to escape a plague in "The Masque of the Red Death."
Red Death The terrible plague that enters Prince Prospero's colorful castle rooms disguised as a corpse wrapped in a bloody shroud.
Annabel Lee Poe's beautiful, sad poem about a young woman who passed away in a kingdom by the sea because the angels were jealous of her love.
Conqueror Worm A poem written by the character Ligeia describing a tragedy watched by formless things where a blood-red creature devours mankind.
Rufus Wilmot Griswold Poe's rival critic who wrote a mean obituary in the New York Tribune, which accidentally made Poe's books even more popular.
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