What does the narrator's participation in the cat's death foreshadow in "the black cat"? a-the narrator found that his disposition became increasingly worse only after hanging the cat. b-the second cat's white marking was a constant reminder of the way the narrator's cat died. c-the narrator himself was going to be hanged as punishment for his crime. d-the hanged cat's image was found on the only wall that survived the fire.

The right answer is the letter C.

Explanation:

In the short story "The Black Cat" by Edgar Alan Poe, we know the story of a man who is greatly disturbed by crimes and bad things he has already committed. During the story he does something very bad that causes the death of his cat. This death functions as a foreshadow, which is the literary technique that anticipates something that will still happen in the plot. As a way to pay for his crimes, this man is killed just like the cat.

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