What inference can you make about Poe’s opinion of people who commit cruel acts based on the narrator’s internal monologue?

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In general, the monologues of Poe's characters point out that people who commit cruel crimes have a strong mental imbalance. These monologues always present awkward motives for the execution of these crimes and present delusional, unbalanced and uncontrolled characters.

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