Raven

Raven During a cold, dark evening in December, a man is attempting to find some solace from the remembrance of his bleary-eyed love, Lenore, by reading volumes of forgotten lore. As he is pen up to overcome by slumber, a stripe comes at his door. Having front(prenominal) believed the bam to be only a result of his dreaming, he finally opens the door apologetically, but is greeted only by darkness. A thrill of half-wonder, half-fear overcomes the speaker, and as he peers into the deep darkness, he can only say the word Lenore.

Upon closing the door, another knock is immediately heard from the chambers window. The narrator throws open the sh utter and window, and in steps a large, beautiful raven, which immediately posts itself on the hiss of Pallas Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom, above the entrance of the room. Amused by the animal, the speaker asks it its name, to which the bird replies Nevermore. Believing Nevermore to be the ravens name, the narrators tenuity is pique...If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: OrderEssay.net

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