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What color was the second cat's markings?
The raven, at first, was ________ to the narrator.
Someone who builds or works with stone (wine)
When did the narrator visit his friend, Rodrick Usher?
The name of the fair maiden in The Raven
Name of the first black cat
Mentally disturbed; deranged; insane
A mental feeling
Extremely bad reputation
Old folktale
Mood of The Raven
The speaker in The Raven thought ________ was the bird's name
The man who was buried behind a wall
The man who wanted to get his revenge on Fortunato
The narrator and Rodrick were companions since early _____________.
The narrator confesses his story the day before his __________
The narrator kills his wife with an _____.
_______________ was used to lure Fortunato into the catacombs.
Fortunato was __________ and simple-minded. This made him easy to lure and take revenge upon.
Rodrick's only living relative
The narrator and Rodrick _______ and read together to pass the time.
In what state of mind was Fortunato was he was taken down to the catacombs.
Pluto's eye was jabbed and cut with what?
How did Pluto die?
How did the narrator know of Rodrick's condition?
Poe's loved ones died of _________.
Poe was born on January 19, 1809 in __________.
To two ___________, Edgar was the child son.
Poe married his __________.
What was the name of Poe's wife/cousin?
Where was Fortunato buried?
Rodrick assumed Madeline was __________.
After the House of Usher fell and was destroyed, both the Usher siblings were _______.

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Edgar Allan Poe

Crossword

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