Answer:
In The Tell Tale Heart, by Edgar Allan Poe, the narrator describes the eye as a film-covered, pale blue eye, like "the eye of a vulture." The narrator says that in order to rid himself of the eye forever, he needed to kill the old man. Many professors and experts agree that the eye symbolizes the aspects of himself that the narrator doesn't want to face/confront.
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