"The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe What is the conflict in the story? Explain.
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The main conflict of '"The Tell-Tale Heart" is when the narrator can't kill the old man because when he goes to the old man's room to commit the crime, the old man is asleep. Since the narrator only hates the old man's "evil" eye, he does not feel compelled to kill him since it's the eye he hates, not the man.

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