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what does Poe's use of the internal first-person point of view in The black cat call into question fornthe reader​

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The answer is B.

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Before he is hanged the narrator tells the events that led to his imprisonment. He claims he is sane, but the reader sees his descent into madness making the narrator and the account of events unreliable.

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The accuracy of the narrator's account of events. Before he is hanged the narrator tells the events that led to his imprisonment. He claims he is sane, but the reader sees his descent into madness making the narrator and the account of events unreliable.

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