Tell Tale Heart  Thinking about Tell Tale Heart, what do you think was the theme of it? The lesson the author wanted you to learn?

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Tell Tale Heart  Thinking about Tell Tale Heart, what do you think was the theme of it? The lesson the author wanted you to learn?  Was their an object in Tell Tale Heart that you saw repeated?  What was the importance of this object in the story? Could hit have a hidden meaning?  So could this object be linked to the theme?

Daedalus and Icarus  Is there an idea or concept that you maybe could see repeated in this story?  How?  How could this motif be used to connect to the theme of the story?

Tangerine  Are there any ideas or concepts that you see being repeated in Tangerine? Things that Bloor is always going back to?  Why do you think he does this?