“The Raven” The raven by Edgar Allan Poe is about a young student who is reading one stormy night in his chambers, half-dreaming about his beloved deceased mistress. When the student, amused by this incident, asks the mysterious raven questions, its reply of “nevermore” strikes a melancholic echo in his heart. The amused young student begins a long conversation with the bird, and the questions asked are often answered with a mischievous simple “nevermore”. The young student, in a state of near madness because of his lost love, begins to think that the bird has a higher consciousness whose answers have some great philosophical meaning .he believes the bird has
