The Tell-Tale Heart The narrator tries to convince the reader that A he is a cautious man. B he is completely sane. C the old man is very wealthy. D the old man is suspicious.

The Tell-Tale Heart The narrator tries to convince the reader that A he is a cautious man. B he is completely sane. C the old man is very wealthy. D the old man is suspicious.

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