: Unlike traditional horror where the "monster" is an external threat, Lovecraft uses the ending to reveal that the source of horror is the narrator’s own reflection. This shifts the fear from the unknown "other" to the unknown self .
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: Summarize how the story ends without redemption. The narrator accepts his role as an "outsider," living among the "mocking and friendly ghouls," signifying a total break from human society. El extraГ±o