What conclusion can we draw concerning the narrator of "The Tell-Tale Heart" and his claims about himself? A) He must be jealous of the old man, but is unwilling to admit it. B) In continually proclaiming that he is sane, he is "protesting too much." C) In telling us that his senses are sharpened, he is emphasizing the notion of his overall moral superiority to others. D) He surely intends to do no real harm to the old man in his care.

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