H. P. Lovecraft’s Weird Tales of Lost Souls › American Greatness (amgreatness.com)
"The narrator, who somehow found himself to be West’s assistant in tracking the fresh corpses, is uncertain as to why he hasn’t rejected West’s strange friendship. He is essentially an accomplice in West’s depraved and unethical acts, and in many ways, it is the narrator who becomes a far more intriguing character in this story. We witness West through the narrator’s eyes, and his ethical questions also challenge us."
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