What happens to the narrator's house after he hangs Pluto?, It burns down in a fire, It is torn down by the police, It is sold to a new family, It is haunted by Pluto's ghost, Why does the narrator kill his wife?, She sells his belongings, She tries to poison him, She threatens to leave him, She intervenes when he attempts to kill the second black cat, What is the most significant symbol associated with the second black cat?, Its enormous size, Its white patch that resembles a gallows, Its bright green eyes, Its ability to talk, How does the narrator finally get caught by the police?, He confesses voluntarily, The neighbor hears his wife scream, He raps on the wall in bravado and the cat screams, His wife's family reports him, What is the primary moral lesson of "The Black Cat"?, Cats are dangerous animals, Crime always pays, Women should not interfere with their husbands, Alcoholism destroys morality and guilt is inescapable

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