Comparison Edgar Allan Poe and Stephen King work

His father left the family in 1810, while his mother succumbed in the subsequent year out of pulmonary tuberculosis (Quinn, 1). Later on John Allan, a merchant who dealt with varied commodities such as tobacco, wheat, cloth, and slaves adopted him. Allan was a Christian and was baptized in Episcopal Church in 1812 and went on with Christian life at his youth though some of his fans thought he was atheist out a certain quote, “All religion is simply an evolution out of fraud, fear, greed, imagination, or poetry. Additionally, in Eureka poem, a non-fiction on science and religion he said he believed. He considered his faith to be his own. S elections. People feared for his assassination based on his broad political base which was on blatant truth.

He endorsed for truthful systems within the country focusing on equity among all. Comparison is applicable between all objects and aspects of the society. Comparison tries to highlight difference and similarities between authors Edgar Allan Poe and Stephen King. They attach their stories with horrible imagery that steadily take the reader through certain aspects than instantly assaulting them. The Tell-Tale Heart novel was scholarly work by Edgar Allan Poe in the year 1843. The novel revolves around an unknown narrator as he comes up with a strategy to murder a helpless old man through the “Vulture eye”. The old’s man murder is carefully calculated whereby the murderer tries to hide any possible leads into the murder by cutting the old’s man dead body into pieces and then hiding it on the floorboards.

Though the old man is dead, the narrator hallucinates and sees the body’s heart still pumping in the floor boards. The plot of these stories is great technique used to create suspicion in a hidden style among readers. Within the Misery novel, the plot captures on Paul Chastain the author and his kidnapper Annie Wilkes. The plot depicts the positions of the characters, their actions and how close they were getting to each other. At first, Paul thought he was freed from Misery Chastain but in a nearly fatal car accident in rural Colorado leaves his body seriously injured. He is rescued by his merciful number one fan Annie Wilkes and she nurses him through her illicit stash of codeine type of painkillers (King, 56).