The summary of The Black Cat by Edgar Allan Poe
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In Edgar Allan Poe's "The Black Cat," an unreliable first-person narrator relates how alcohol and self-deception led him to kill his pets and murder his wife.

   In a drunken rage, the narrator hangs his beloved black cat Pluto.

   Wracked with guilt, the narrator adopts another black cat, but its markings provide a constant reminder of Pluto and of his own evil deeds.

   In the end, the narrator murders his wife and, after being caught, is executed by hanging, just as Pluto was.

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