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== Cultural references ==
 
== Cultural references ==
*The story's name is a pun on one of [[Edgar Allan Poe]]'s horror stories: ''{{w|The Tell-Tale Heart}}''.
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*The story contains multiple references to the works of [[Edgar Allan Poe]]:
*When a [[Homer]] says at he nevermore will eat that donut as a references to [[The Raven]].
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**The title is a pun on the short story "{{w|The Tell-Tale Heart}}".
*When [[Homer]] is chaing a crow in his house is it a references to [[The Raven]].
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**[[Homer]] says he nevermore will eat that donut, referencing the "Nevermore!" lines in "[[The Raven]]".
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**Homer chases a crow in his house, another reference to "The Raven".
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== Continuity ==
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*"The Tell-Tale Heart" is also referenced in the television episode "[[Lisa's Rival]]".
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*"The Raven" is read (and parodied) in the third act of "[[Treehouse of Horror]]".
  
 
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[[Category:Cultural references]]

Revision as of 22:06, December 27, 2017

References/Trivia


Cultural references

  • The story contains multiple references to the works of Edgar Allan Poe:
    • The title is a pun on the short story "The Tell-Tale Heart".
    • Homer says he nevermore will eat that donut, referencing the "Nevermore!" lines in "The Raven".
    • Homer chases a crow in his house, another reference to "The Raven".

Continuity

  • "The Tell-Tale Heart" is also referenced in the television episode "Lisa's Rival".
  • "The Raven" is read (and parodied) in the third act of "Treehouse of Horror".