Lonpo doesn't want to kill

Fabiola 2021-12-17 08:01:14

Poe did not want to kill. Among his readers are mediocrities, saints and murderers.
The crow was looking for news of the dead at midnight-oh no, it was the smell and cry of the dead body.
Silence for a talkative critic of stage play! He is not innocent when it comes to his death.
A silent tribute to a murderer who killed a critic of the stage play-no one can escape death.
May he find a maid with a tattoo as soon as possible, peek at the scribe who fell from the stepmother's chest...
hang the pendulum and cut the dwarf's abdomen, and may he spew a red map when he died.
On a morning when thick fog rose, the mayor’s fancy dress ball began. At the fancy dress party,
everyone has the opportunity to dance and kiss, until night falls, and the knock on the door does not sound.
Who can really care about their destiny? Who is the next dead person?

Allan Poe didn't want to kill under the oil lamp. His readers are maids, scribes, and the mayor's wife.
The crow was looking for the dead man’s pipe at midnight—not John, Alice, Luke, and Bradan.
Not anyone.
It's yourself.

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Extended Reading
  • Timothy 2022-03-28 09:01:04

    The story is lifeless. The collapse of Edgar Allan Poe's House of Usher was the beginning of the thriller.

  • Kaci 2021-12-17 08:01:14

    In fact, the idea of ​​the film is pretty good. It combines the plots of Poe's novel and involves Poe himself. In this way, the creator pays tribute to the beloved writer, and the whole novel is skewered. However, the accumulation of this kind of plot is a bit careless, and the closeness of many works to the main line of the movie is not very good. However, some murder plots are well restored, and the pendulum killing is quite worrying.

The Raven quotes

  • Detective Fields: I believe the killer is taunting us. He wants us to know he will strike again.

  • Capt. Charles Hamilton: [in reference to the stories] Who was Prospero?

    Detective Fields: He was the host of the ball... and the first to die.