Edgar Allan poe

Although further analysis can lead to further development of the genious or psychosis behind Edgar’s works, the idea’s and postulations put forth will hopefully bring a new perspective upon the details of his work. As to the assignment given, I would like to apologize to you for my slight altercations. Yet during the manifestation of these malfeelings he buries them deep with in his cognition. So he thinks, these thoughts and feelings that he has about the eye and his action to rid him self of the eye lie deeper than within his conscious mind. I do hope that my thoughts are worth your reading. This is observed when he opens the door into the old man’s bedroom and states “…but I could see nothing else of the old man’s face or person; for I had directed the ray, as if by instint, precisely upon the damned spot. It cogent to point out that he is attempting to prove his sanity when from the beginning his madness has not been questioned. I am also aware that using the first person in a more techinal writings is quite forbidden, but I just wanted to justify my stray from the actual assignment. The manifestation of this psychotramatic experience and the redundant rise of these thoughts into conscousness originate deep within and irkingly pertrude from the subconscous. As you progress further in the story his nervousness or anxiety slowly builds, from his maddening thought of the old man’s blue eye. ” There are theories in psychology that accidental events caused by one’s mistake may sometimes be driven by precognitive means, or subconsciously.