Fear in The Pit and the Pendulum, by Edgar Allan Poe

What is fear? The prison was dark, so I could not see it in front of my eyes. In this complete darkness, the narrator fainted on a cold floor after eating and drinking by him. When he awoke, he was the rest of the dark cell. Or it is a cell. Perhaps it is a grave. Just as thought that the cell was too big, he noticed himself being almost pitting himself. He ate and went to bed again. He will get up where and how. Did he wake up from the medicine? In the story of Edgar Allan Poe "pit and pendulum" he talks about the terrible struggle of people dealing with fear, torture and confinement.

Edgar Allan Poe Edgar Allan Poe's "pit and pendulum" shows the arabesques of the human mind. Part of the fear of "pit and pendulum" arises from the image of the story of Po's story in the story of his story The narrator of the story, because he is very reasonable, his torture is not from the inside It is from. The end image of the world is being used by many people ... Edgar Allan Poe uses symbolism as an essential key in many of his stories. In "pit and pendulum", the pendulum itself is a symbol of death. "This is a picture of time, he is a generic agent, I casually glanced at the place of a sickle instead of a sickle, as we saw on antique clocks, I got a huge pendulum It will be an image. "272)" It works like a pendulum and slowly cuts in. Each swing represents a second time close to his era of death

Among Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The Pit and the Pendulum" (written in 1843) and "Implicit Death Pain as a means of causing nervous tremors" (Edgar Allan Poe, 2015), he A person who has been tortured in various ways by a person or other person who has led the reader to the idea of ​​some unknown people. The theme of death and time is drawn strongly in this story and creates uneasiness and uncertainty. "First person stories. 'I' has not been named yet, so readers are to identify the hero '(Myers 1922).