يتم سرد القصة باستخدام الراوي نفسه

يتم سرد القصة باستخدام الراوي نفسه (الشخص الأول) بحيث لا يمكن الإعتماد على موثوقية روايته، وهو رجل مدان في بداية القصة. يخبرنا الراوي أنه منذ سنه المبكرة كان يحب الحيوانات. هو وزوجته لديهم العديد من الحيوانات الأليفة، بما في ذلك قط أسود كبير وجميل (كما وصفه الراوي) يدعى بلوتو. هذا القط  مولع بشكل خاص بالراوي والعكس بالعكس. تستمر صداقتهم المتبادلة لعدة سنوات، حتى يصبح الراوي مدمن على الكحول. في إحدى الليالي، يعود الراوي إلى المنزل مخموراً، وقال إن القط حاول تجنبه. عندما يحاول الإمساك بالقط، يعض القط المذعور الراوي، وبنوبة من الغضب يمسك الراوي بالحيوان، ويسحب سكين من جيبه ثم يقتلع إحدى عيني القط.من تلك اللحظة فصاعداً، يهرب القط من الرعب عند اقتراب سيده. في البداية، يأسف الراوي ويندم على قسوته. "ولكن هذا الشعور سرعان ما أعطى مكان للتهيج، ثم جاء، كما لو أنه لسقوطي النهائي ولا رجعة فيه، وروح من العناد". يأخذ القط في الحديقة صباح أحد الأيام ويربط خيط حول عنقه، ويعلقه إلى شجرة حيث يموت. في تلك الليلة، تشتعل نار في منزله بسبب غامض، مما اضطر الراوي وزوجته وخادمهم للهروب من المبنى.في اليوم التالي، يعود الراوي إلى أنقاض منزله ليجد مطبوع على الجدار الوحيد الذي نجا من النار شكل لقط عملاق مع حبل حول عنق الحيوان.في البداية، هذه الصورة تزعج الراوي بشكل عميق، ولكن تدريجياً يحدد التفسير المنطقي لذلك، أن شخصاً خارج المنزل قد قطع القط من الشجرة وألقى المخلوق الميت في غرفة النوم لإيقاظه أثناء النار. يبدأ الراوي بالإحساس بفقدان بلوتو، والشعور بالذنب. في وقت لاحق يجد قط مماثل في حانة بنفس الحجم واللون كما القط الأصلي إلا أنه فاقد لإحدى عينيه والفرق الوحيد هو البقعة البيضاء الكبيرة على صدر الحيوان. يأخذه الراوي إلى المنزل، ولكن سرعان ما يبدأ في البغض الخوف من المخلوق. بعد فترة تبدأ البقعة البيضاء من الفراء بأخذ شكل مشنقة، هذا يسبب له الرعب والغضب أكثر للراوي، ويحاول تجنب القط كلما كان ذلك ممكناً. ثم في أحد الأيام عندما يقوم الراوي وزوجته بزيارة القبو في منزلهم الجديد يدخل القط تحت أقدام سيده ويكاد يسبب له التعثر والسقوط أسفل الدرج. وبغضب يمسك الرجل الفأس ويحاول قتل القط ولكن توقفه زوجته - ومن الغضب  يقتل زوجته بدلاً من القط. لإخفاء جسدها يزيل الطوب من نتوء في الجدار، يضع جسدها هناك ويصلح الحفرة. وبعد بضعة أيام عندما تأتي الشرطة للمنزل للتحقيق في اختفاء زوجته، لا تجد شيئاً ويصبح الراوي حراً، والقط الذي كان ينوي قتله أيضاً قد اختفى، وهذا يمنحه حرية النوم حتى مع عبء القتل.في اليوم الأخير من التحقيق، يرافق الراوي الشرطة إلى القبو حيث لا يجدون شيئا مهماً. ثم وبثقة تامة من سلامته، يعلق الراوي على متانة المبنى ويفرك على الجدار الذي بناه مكان جسد زوجته فينطلق صوت عويل لا بشري يملأ الغرفة. تستنفر الشرطة لتهديم الجدار لتجد جثة الزوجة، وعلى رأسها المتعفن برعب تام من الراوي يقبع القط الصارخ. كما قال الراوي: "لقد دفنت الوحش  داخل القبر!

النتائج (الإنجليزية) 1:

The story is listed using the same narrator (first person) so that they can not count on the reliability of his novel, a man convicted at the beginning of the story. The narrator tells us that since the early age he loved animals. He and his wife have many pets, including a black cat big and beautiful (as described by the narrator) is called Pluto. This cat is particularly fond of narrator and vice versa. Mutual friendship for several years will continue, until the narrator becomes addicted to alcohol. One night, the narrator returns home drunk, and said that the cat tried to avoid. When trying to catch the cat, the cat bites Paranoid narrator, and a heart of anger animals holding the narrator, and pulled a knife from his pocket and pulls out one of the eyes of a cat.

From that moment onwards, the cat escapes from terror when approaching his master. At the beginning, the narrator regrets and regret his cruelty. "But this feeling soon gave place to irritation, and then came, as if he had to Sagouti final and irreversible, and the spirit of stubbornness." Take the cat in the garden one morning and connects a string around his neck, and attaches to a tree where he dies. That night, he ignites a fire in his house because of a mysterious, forcing the narrator and his wife and their servants to escape from the building.

The next day, the narrator returns to the ruins of his house to find imprinted on the only wall that survived the fire form of a giant cat with a rope around the neck of the animal.

At first, this image disturbs the narrator deeply, but gradually determines the logical explanation for it, that someone outside the house has cut the cat from the tree and threw the dead creature in the bedroom to wake him up during the fire. The narrator begins to feel the loss of Pluto, and a sense of guilt. Later never find a similar bar in the same size and color as the original cat, but he lost one of his eyes, the only difference is the large white spot on the chest of the animal. The narrator takes him to the house, but soon begins to hate the fear of the creature. After a white spot of fur begins to take the form of gallows, this causes him horror and anger over the narrator, and the cat is trying to avoid whenever possible. Then one day when the narrator and his wife visited the basement of their home in the new cat enters under the feet of his master and almost cause him to stumble and fall down the stairs. The man angrily holding the ax and trying to kill the cat, but his wife stopped - and anger kills his wife instead of the cat. To hide her body removes bricks from a bump in the wall, put her body there and fit the hole. A few days later when the police come to the house to investigate the disappearance of his wife, you do not find anything and the narrator becomes free, and the cat, who had intended to kill him also had disappeared, and that gives him the freedom to sleep even with the burden of murder.

On the last day of the investigation, the narrator is accompanied by the police to the basement where he does not find something important. Then full confidence of his safety, the narrator commenting on the strength of the building and rubbed on the wall, which was built place his wife's body starts with the sound of howling no mortal fills the room. Police officers to demolish the wall to find the body of the wife, and her head full of rotting horror of the narrator's blatant lies cat. As the narrator said: "I buried the beast inside the tomb!

النتائج (الإنجليزية) 2:

The story is told using the narrator himself (the first person) so that the reliability of his novel cannot be relied upon, a convicted man at the beginning of the story. The narrator tells us that from his early age he loved animals. He and his wife have many pets, including a large and beautiful black cat (as the narrator described) named Pluto. This cat is particularly fond of the narrator and vice versa. Their mutual friendship lasts for several years, until the narrator becomes an alcoholic. One night, the narrator returns home drunk, and he says the cat tried to avoid him. When he tries to catch the cat, the terrified cat bites the narrator, and in a fit of rage the narrator catches the animal, pulls a knife out of his pocket and then pulls out one of the cat's eyes.

From that moment on, the cat escapes from terror as his master approaches. At first, the narrator regrets and regrets his cruelty. "But this feeling soon gave a place of irritation, and then came, as if it were my final and irreversible fall, a spirit of obstinacy."" He takes the cat in the garden one morning and ties a thread around his neck, and hangs it to a tree where he dies. That night, a fire broke out in his house because of a mysterious, forcing the narrator, his wife and their servant to escape from the building.

The next day, the narrator returns to the ruins of his home to find a print on the only wall that survived the fire in the form of a giant cat with a rope around the animal's neck.

At first, this image deeply annoys the narrator, but gradually determines the logical explanation for this, that someone outside the house cut the cat from the tree and threw the dead creature into the bedroom to wake him up during the fire. The narrator begins with a sense of loss of Pluto, and guilt. Later he finds a similar cat in a bar of the same size and color as the original cat but he is lost to one eye and the only difference is the big white spot on the animal's chest. The narrator takes him home, but soon begins to hate the fear of the creature. After a while the white spot of fur begins to take the form of a gallows, this causes him more horror and anger to the narrator, and tries to avoid the cat whenever possible. Then one day, when the narrator and his wife visit the basement of their new home, the cat enters under his master's feet and almost causes him to stumble and fall down the stairs. The man is angrily holding the axe and trying to kill the cat but his wife stops him - and from anger he kills his wife instead of the cat. To hide her body removes the bricks from the protrusion in the wall, puts her body there and fixes the hole. A few days later, when the police come home to investigate his wife's disappearance, she finds nothing and the narrator becomes free, and the cat he intended to kill has also disappeared, giving him the freedom to sleep even with the burden of killing.

On the last day of the investigation, the narrator escorts the police to the basement where they find nothing important. Then, with complete confidence in his safety, the narrator comments on the durability of the building and rubs on the wall he built in his wife's body, releasing a human howling voice that fills the room. The police are desperate to demolish the wall to find the wife's body, on top of which is rotting with complete horror from the narrator of the screaming cat. As the narrator said: "I buried the beast inside the grave!

النتائج (الإنجليزية) 3:

The story begins with the same narrator, the unreliable story of a convicted person. The narrator told us that he liked animals from an early age. He and his wife have many pets, including a big and beautiful black cat, known as Pluto. The cat likes comfort in particular and vice versa. Their friendship lasted for several years until the narrator was addicted to alcohol. One night, the narrator came home drunk, and he said the cat tried to avoid it. When a cat tries to grab a paranoid narrator and bite the cat, an angry animal catcher takes a knife out of his pocket and puts a cat in the eye.
From that moment on, when the cat escaped from fear, his master came. First, the narrator regrets his cruelty. But this feeling soon gave a place of excitement, and then it came, as if my last depravity, irreversibility, and indomitable spirit. One morning, a cat was in the garden. He tied the rope around his neck and hung it on the tree. He died. That night, the fire in his home was caused by a mystery that forced the narrator, his wife and servant to flee the building.
The next day, the narrator returned to the ruins of his home and found the only surviving fire printed on the wall, a huge rope clamped around the animal's neck.
First of all, the photo deeply disturbed the narrator, but gradually determined a logical explanation, someone cut the cat off the tree at home, and woke the dead animal in the bedroom in the fire. Narrator begins to realize Pluto's loss and guilt. Later, he found a cat in the bar the same size and color, the original cat, but lost an eye, the only difference is a big white spot in the animal's chest. The narrator took him home, but soon began to hate the fear of living things. After a while, the white spotted fur began to take the form of a gallows, which made him a more terrifying and angry narrator, trying to avoid as many cats as possible. Then one day, when the narrator and his wife visit the basement of their new home, the cat enters his master's feet, almost tripping him down the stairs. A man with an axe tried to kill a cat, but his wife stopped him. Anger was killing his wife, not the cat. Hide her body from a brick on the wall, put her body there, repair the hole. A few days later, when the police came to investigate his wife's disappearance, they did not find anything and became the narrator of freedom. The cat he wanted to kill also disappeared, which gave him the freedom to sleep and even the burden of murder.
On the last day of the investigation, the narrator accompanied the police to the basement, where they could not find anything important. Then, totally convinced of his safety, the narrator commented on the durability of the building, and on the wall, where he built his wife's body, uttered a scream that no one filled the room. The police tried their best to throw his wife's body on the wall. The horrible narrator with moldy head scared the cat away. As the narrator said, I buried the beast in the grave!