How does the narrator's wife feel about cats in "The Black Cat" by Edgar Allan Poe

A. She only tolerates them because her husband loves them.

B. She likes them but is superstitious that they are witches in disguise.

C. She is afraid of them and believes they will bring about her death.

D. She thinks they contain the evil spirits of malicious ghosts.

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Julius Levine

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10 July, 05:25

How does the narrator's wife feel about cats in "The Black Cat" by Edgar Allan Poe

A. She only tolerates them because her husband loves them.

B. She likes them but is superstitious that they are witches in disguise.

C. She is afraid of them and believes they will bring about her death.

D. She thinks they contain the evil spirits of malicious ghosts.

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Belen Cordova · Answer 1

Your answer will be B She likes them but is superstitious that they are witches in disguise also its not A because she does not tolerate them in her story its also not C because she is not afraid of them and when it came down to rather B, or D I choose B because she does not think there are spirits in them. Also in the story she like them but it was superstitious that they were witches in disguise but she still liked them. Your answer is B.

Rihanna Day · Answer 2

Rihanna Day 10 July, 05:49

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B would be the correct answer.