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Poe And Perverseness

Poe And Perverseness

Poe and Perverseness
	An extremely common state of mind known as perverseness is, quite possibly, the strongest driving force in Edgar Allan Poe’s, The Black Cat. In every one of us, although not so strong, there is a sense of stubbornness or perverseness.  However, our stubbornness, such as, we must eat at a certain restaurant or wear a certain color of shirt is of a totally different type.  The perverseness in the narrator of this story is a type that could put someone in prison for the rest of his or her life.
	When a person has gone through as many trials and hard times in a single lifetime, the possibility of mental issues is much more prevalent.  Many of the occurrences in Poe’s stories cannot be understood without knowledge of his real-life background. 
	The life of Edgar Poe began in 1809.  Throughout his young life he was a model student and athlete.  He excelled in school with little or no effort and was a record holder in the long jump.  After losing his mother and step-mother to tuberculosis he began attending the, newly found, University of Virginia.  However, his troubles did not end there.

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