Question

(please help ;-;)
The narrator of the passage attempts to convince the reader that he isn't mad by

A) engaging the reader in rational debate.
B) showing the reader that he has a normal sense of humor.
C) showing the reader how much he loved the man he plotted to kill.
D) demonstrating to the reader that he is capable of intricate planning.

Answer 1

Answer:

i think it's either C or D but most likely D

Explanation:

not mine :

The narrator tries to convince the readers he is not "mad"; however, the more he tells us, the crazier we realize he is (although he thinks he is sane, the readers understand he is not).When the narrator is being extremely nice to the old man right before he kills him, asking him how he is doing, etc.

hope that helped <3