Across
- 2. At the end of the story, the killer thought the police were doing something with him. Now it was they who were [doing] a ____ with me!
- 6. The killer's sense that became unusually strong.
- 10. The description of the eye. It was his eye, his ____ eye.
- 11. How many policemen came to the house?
- 13. What did he push to cover the loud noise?
- 14. How did he kill the old man? Hint: ______ate
- 17. The entire story, the man is trying to convince the reader that he has not lost control of his ____.
- 18. The color of the eye
- 19. What hour does the killer come in the old man's bedroom every night?
- 20. What time did the police arrive at the door?
- 21. What was the second thing the killer cut off?
- 22. Who called the police?
- 23. What was the old man experiencing as the killer was hiding?
- 24. In the killer's cover-up story, he told the policemen that the old man left to visit a ______ in the country.
Down
- 1. One metaphor the author made was that the old man was "Dead as a _____."
- 3. The feeling he was experiencing while waiting to kill the old man.
- 4. What did the killer blame the old man's scream on? His _____.
- 5. The animal's eye that his eye looks like. His eye was like the eye of a _____.
- 7. The feeling that the sound symbolizes.
- 8. The sound that became louder and louder and was like a ticking clock.
- 9. What did the killer cut off last?
- 12. What did the killer cut off first?
- 15. The place where the man hid the body.
- 16. The reason the narrator killed the old man.
- 25. Which night did he kill the old man?
