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the raven is said to still be sitting there even after the narrators deth. -
The narrator remembers it was cold and dark December and the dying fire was making shadows on the ground and was heartbroken about his loss of lenore -
The curtains made a sound that filled him with fear and he lied to himself to make him feel better about being scared -
The narrator got scared about there being nothing at the door after hearing someone knocking . -
the narrator was asking the raven a lot of questions but the bird made him frustrated -
the narrator got confused about the bird only saying nevermore -
the narrator got scared by their being nothing at the door and thought it was lenore -
The narrator was reading late one night when he heard a soft tap on his door. -
the narrator heard a knocking at his window and a raven flew in -
The narrator opened the shutter and a raven flew in -
The narrator got angry at the raven and asked it what it was doing in his house and why it wont leave and it said nevermore -
the raven only said nevermore in response to all the questions the narrator asks -
the narrator moved his chair to sit in front of the bird to ask more questions. -
the narrator is so frustrated at the bird he starts yelling at it and calling it a thing of evil -
the narrator is screaming at the bird telling him to leave him alone -
the narrator is getting more and more frustrated at the bird and yelled at it -
the narrator the bird a thing of the devil for talking to him