quinta-feira, 15 de outubro de 2009

Edgar Allan Poe matou "Marie Rogêt"?



Poe não girava bem, sabemos todos. Mas ele seria louco o suficiente pra escrever um conto acerca de um crime que ele mesmo cometeu, convenientemente não revelando quem era o assassino?

"Poe situated his story - with a little help from his “friend the Chevalier C. Auguste Dupin” – in Paris, the Hudson was changed in the Seine, Mary Rogers in Marie Rogêt, David Payne in St. Eustache and so on. But Poe followed the main facts of the murder of Mary Rogers and argued that the girl was not murdered by a gang, but by a single individual. The signs of a struggle in the woods and the battered state of her face indicated she was killed by an individual, because there would not have been a struggle between a gang and a weak and helpless girl. A gang would have overpowered Mary easily. And if Mary was attacked by a gang, there would have been at least one guy who would have taken the handkerchief away, that could identify their victim easily as Mary Rogers."

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