Tell tale heart answers- why does the narrator kill the old man?

because of his eye

Explanation:

the old mans eye disturbed the narrator

surry if i answered too late but hre u go :p

In "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allen Poe, the narrator (the old man's servant) had killed his MASTER because of the "Evil eye." He had the eye of a vulture and it ran the narrator's blood cold. So the only way to get rid of the eye was to kill his MASTER. Trust me, he did not want to, but the eye haunted him. So every night at 12, the narrator snuck in the MASTER'S room. One night, he managed to kill the man and rid of his evil eye... forever...

dont mind the ones i screamed and bolded... its for a STUPlD REASON...

plz give me brainliest

maybe i could if you provided more information, such as a image of the text? (;