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Research Article | Open Access
Volume 14 2022 | None
To explore the immoral acts in “The Black Cat” of Edger Allan Poe: Analysis to find out cruel, immoral,and anti-feminist factors
Waleed Latif,Mehran Anwar Memon,Shazia Shah,Suneeta Kumari
Pages: 7220-7224
Abstract
In the story “The Black Cat” the writer uses his emotions and thought about different things. He acted as a disturbed personality who was initially happy in his life and spending a normal life, but after a certain age, his mind started changing. He was habitual of having pets and used to feed them on his own. Suddenly, he started taking alcohol, and his behavior got changed. Because of his changed behavior, his pets,especially the favorite cat Pluto avoided him,which angered the narrator, and he first injured it with his pen knife and then killed it. He brought another black cat of the same look and tried to kill that cat, but unfortunately, his wife came in between and the narrator killed his wife instead of the cat. At last, he concealed the body into the wall and thought that he could never be caught, but he made a mistake and was caught by the corps who visited him several times
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