The Outsider by HP Lovecraft

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What is the primary source of terror for the narrator in 'The Outsider'?

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A panicked stampede of people.

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What does the term 'putrid' refer to in the context of the story?

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Foul-smelling and rotten.

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How does the narrator describe his experience with other humans?

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He has never seen another human, other than a nurse he barely recalls.

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What does the term 'abomination' signify in the narrative?

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A disgusting thing.

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What item is crucial for the narrator to discover his true identity?

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A mirror.

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What themes are explored in 'The Outsider' by HP Lovecraft?

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Isolation, identity, and the nature of fear.

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How does the setting contribute to the narrator's feelings of terror?

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The dark, claustrophobic environment amplifies his sense of dread.

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What literary techniques does Lovecraft use to create suspense in 'The Outsider'?

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Imagery, foreshadowing, and unreliable narration.

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What role does memory play in the narrator's understanding of his identity?

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His fragmented memories contribute to his confusion and fear.

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How does the narrator's perception of reality change throughout the story?

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He gradually uncovers the truth about himself, leading to a shocking revelation.