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Resumen Sobre el Libro El Gato Negro De Edgar Allan Poe En INGLES
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Answer 1

In the story "The black cat of Edgar Allan Poe," the story of a character ignoring its name, has a passion or love for animals is narrated, and its latest acquisition after marry, a cat I call Pluto animal for which I developed a great appreciation, but noted that after several years his temperament and character had changed radically because of this animal, thinking prompted by the superstition of his wife.
One night he came back home completely drunk, he thought the cat avoided her presence and in a moment of anger I hiso jump an eye with a knife as a weapon.
Then he repented, but the cat ran out of one of his eyeballs. Shortly after cold blood one morning passed a rope around his neck and hanged him on the branch of a dawn, but the evening of the same day he woke up and found the house engulfed in flames, and all he could remain standing, was a dividing wall with the image of the cat.
After a while, the situation was relatively normal, had a home, wife and projects for the future, until one day he found a cat with some resemblance to Pluto, which I take home; cat came to hate by several of its similarities to his former favorite pet.

One day he decided to kill him, he said an ax in his hands, but the hands of his wife stopped their path toward the poor animal, but in a moment of utter madness and rage plunged the ax in the head, killing his wife.
 This seeing the situation in which it was decided to make a hole in the wall, entering the body and covering it as if it were intact, then he proceeded to kill the cat can not find it.
Soon after people began to suspect the disappearance of her neighbor and the police incriminating him as a prime suspect.
At the time of inspection in the basement of their house the policemen heard sounds of the wall that had hit our disturbed character to give notice to officers (awkwardly by the way) that his house had good structure, they proceeded to knock down the wall They found the cat on the head of his wife's body.