Lenore

hearing tapping

seeing Lenore

drinking deeply

smelling incense

says that the speaker will never see Lenore again 

 tells the speaker that he will die very soon

speaks about the ruler of the underworld

tries to push the speaker out of the room

resents the raven’s presence in the room

thinks the raven is a sign from heaven

has grown friendly with the raven

wonders if the raven will speak again

says the raven really is the devil

builds a trap to capture the bird

leaves the room and never comes back

blames the bird for his loss of hope

Happiness is fleeting.

The narrator will grieve Lenore's death forever.

The poet will never sleep again.

Grief is a manifestation of insanity.

Is there any way to remove his grief?

Will he ever see Lenore again?

Will the raven stay all night?

Will he ever see a rainbow unicorn?

Annabell

Pluto

Lydia

Lenore

Love and loss

Adventure and discovery

Friendship and loyalty

War and peace

Nevermore

Forevermore

Lenore

Evermore

The narrator's lost love

The narrator's sister

The narrator's friend

The narrator's pet