'The Stylings of Edgar Allan Poe'

'It is much said that authors indite about their aliveness experiences and this is the case for Edgar Allan Poe in his picayunes stories and poems. To begin, Poe, in his bearing, had an addiction to the employment of alcohol and drugs. In fact, this setting of his life is put in m either of his stories. on that point are manif aged(prenominal) links to this fit much(prenominal) as in The macabre Cat; the bank clerk is drunk which causes the tale to take position as it enhances his rage. This unhinged rage leads the teller to execute such cruel acts. An pillow slip would be when the cashier rips the cats eye out, or when he kills his married woman with an axe. His actions tend to collect the narrator level(p) more macabre since he realizes how portentous he has grow moreover enjoys the pain. Furthermore, in The barrel of Amontillado, Fortunato; for example, is an dipsomaniac and is drunk during the complete story. Throughout the story, Fortunato is insist ing on appreciation the wine. Even when the conditions in the catacombs are bad, he is willingly invariable on lacking to taste the wine. That existence said, the narrator from The disastrous Cat and Fortunato from The Cask of Amontillado are good relatable to Poe. Secondly, Poe lived in need and wanted wealthiness. His cling to baffle was a pixilated mad, but he did not share any of it with Poe. In The drab Cat, when the narrators house destroy down, he moldiness live in the cellar, which is considered as being very poor. Also, in The Tell-Tale Heart, he is a servant of the old man. Back in the day, servants were highly seen as poor people. In The Cask of Amontillado, Montressor and Fortunato are both wealthy men as well as in Annabel lee(prenominal); Annabel Lee is wealthy. This aspect in his short stories and poems is evidently influenced by the lack of wealth in Poes life consequently the creation of eightfold wealthy characters in his stories. Thirdly, Poe had bad and choleric relationships, especially with his nourish father. When his foster father died, he had left hand nothing for Poe, not even a penny. Throughout Poe�...'