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The narrator is asking if he will ever see his beloved Lenore ever again. -
The narrator opened the door wondering there was someone outside but it was just darkness. -
The narrator stood there just looking at the dark night. He was nervous and was overthinking he whispered ''Lenore'' and heard an echo but softly. -
He was amazed on how the bird could talk. No one has ever seen a bird say the word "Nevermore". -
The raven just sat there silenced. The narrator whispered, "Other friends have left me before tomorrow this bird will leave me too". Then the raven said, "Nevermore" again. -
The narrator was surprised on how the raven quickly replied.
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The narrator sat there thinking about the ravens eyes staring at him. He leaned back into his velvet cushions. Then he realized the women he loved wouldn't sit next to him ever again.
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The air around the narrator started to thicken and he smelled sweet perfume. -
The narrator is asking God if he will ever see his beloved Lenore ever again.
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The narrator think the Raven is from the underworld. -
The Raven never left. It still sits on the statue. -
The narrator was reading in his chqmeber to get over his lost love when he heard tapping at his door. -
The narrator remembered it was a cold dark December and he was heartbroken thinking of his lost love that died in peace. -
The narrator went back inside with his heart racing he heard a tapping at his window. So he opened his window and said "its just the wind and nothing more". -
He opened the window wide and a giant raven flew in. it flew across the room and sat on a statue. -
The narrator's soft and sad sound of his curtains moving the wind filled him with a fear. The narrator kept saying to himself that it was just someone knocking at his door a late visitor. -
He first smiled at how serious the raven was and the raven said one word. "Nevermore,". -
The ravens presence made the narrator extremely calm. He began to think what a dark and strange bird meant by only saying, ''Nevermore''.
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The narrator told the Raven to leave and never come back.