I think this picture represents the mind of the narrator in The Black Cat. The one-eyed cat is shown as a monster, as the narrator perceives it. Also, in the cat's mouth is his wife, which represents the cat's meow reveals his wife's corpse.
I really like this picture! (even though I might have nightmares because of it.)
The expression on the narrator's face portrays how he felt: fearful and ashamed. I also thinks it's symbolic how large the cat is compared to the other characters. The black cat has power over everything in the story, and the picture shows it.
Amelia
ReplyDeleteI really like this picture! (even though I might have nightmares because of it.)
The expression on the narrator's face portrays how he felt: fearful and ashamed. I also thinks it's symbolic how large the cat is compared to the other characters. The black cat has power over everything in the story, and the picture shows it.