Double Question, Two-In-One, Six Pack and Edgar Allan Poe?

Question

I have two questions that have nothing to do with each other whatsoever. My first question is what can I do to get a six pack? I'm 13 (turning 14 in seven days) and I play soccer in the fall and spring, do musicals in the summer and fall, and do track in the spring. I'm also running a 10K we have in our area so I'm training for that. I want to be able to have a six pack eithere before spring break in April because I'm going to the beach most likely, before next school year, or before the summer. Is this possible? So basically I just want to be able to have a six pack before September, but the earlier the better (April or June).

My other question is that I don't understand any of Edgar Allan Poe's poems and short stories. If anybody could give me a summary of: The Black Cat, The Raven, The Tell-Tale Heart, or the Cask of Amontillado, that would be terrific. I need the tell-tale Heart and the Amontillado moreso than the other two because I actually have a small clue of what's going on.

THANKS SO MUCH.

Answer 1

The Tell-Tale heart is told from the viewpoint of the murderer who covers his crime by hiding the body in the floorboards of his house. When investigated by the police, he is haunted by the beating heart of his victim. As the beating becomes louder while he is being questioned by the police, the murderer cannot stand it anymore and ultimately confesses his crime and shows the police where he buried the body.

Answer 2

The Murders In The Rue Morgue A Descent Into The Maelstrom MS. Found ia a Bottle The Fall of the House of Usher The Cast of Amontillado The Man In The Crowd The Premature Burial The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether The Angel of The Odd The Sphinx Why Th Little Frenchman Wears His Hand In A Sling The Ballon-Hoax Mesmeric Revelation The Power of Words Von Kempelen and His Discovery Poems And we all know such a lot will say the Raven Annabel Lee The City In The Sea The Sleeper The Coliseum Dream-Land The Lake To ____________ Hymn To Aristogeiton and Harmodius. A DREAM: In visions of the darkish night time I have dreamed of pleasure departed- But a waking dream of lifestyles and light-weight Hath left me damaged-hearted Ah! what isn't a dream by way of day To him whose eyes are forged On matters round him with a ray Turned again upon the side? The holy dream-that holy dream While the entire international have been chiding, Hath cheered me as a beautiful beam A lonely spirit guiding What regardless that that mild, thro' hurricane and night time, So trembled from afar- What would there be extra in simple terms vivid In Truth's day-big name? take care dave

Answer 3

Six pack? You are too young, your body shouldn't be able to have one wait till you are older... but keep doing what you are doing b/c you are on your way...



EAP: Have you tried Sparknotes?

Answer 4

I have a six pack from cheer and tumbling