1. The document analyzes the point of view in Edgar Allen Poe's short story "The Tell-Tale Heart" through Fowler Uspensky's four planes of point of view model.
2. It finds that the story is written from a first person perspective and uses the temporal, spatial, and psychological planes to convey the narrator's feelings, perceptions of events and surroundings, and mental state.
3. The analysis concludes that Poe skillfully employs all four of Fowler's point of view planes - ideological, temporal, spatial, and psychological - to narrate the story from the perspective of the character and reveal their mental condition.