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    Edgar Allen Poe is one of the most infamous and well regarded writers in modern times‚ even though he died in 1849. Part of this fame was due to the dark sense‚ but most was because of the suspense he caused in his writing. In Tell Tale Heart and The Raven‚ he used diction‚ point of view‚ and irony to create suspense in both the short story and the poem. Right away‚ in Tell Tale Heart‚ Poe uses point of view to not only creep the reader out‚ but to enhance the context of the rest of the plot. Since

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    lack of air entering the small space. “For some hours past it had been with the greatest difficulty I could breathe at all‚ and now each attempt at so doing was attended with the most distressing spasmodic action of the chest” (Poe 31). Poe creates suspense as Pym struggles to stay alive‚ waiting for

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    can affect his readers in any way he chooses to make them think or feel. Poe uses suspense‚ irony‚ and symbolism to seize his readers’ attention in almost every single one of his stories. Poe effectively uses these expressions to cause each of his readers to experience a certain emotion or feeling while reading his stories. In Poe’s story “The Black Cat”‚ right off the bat he begins intriguing his reader with suspense. He writes a first person account of how he has done something bad. As he starts

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    Brittany Triplett Analysis 1 English 102-038 20 February 2014 Analysis 1: Suspense‚ Shock‚ and Surprise in “The Story of an Hour”” Within the nation’s quick process of industrialization and urbanization inspired many economic‚ political‚ and social reforms. Such significant events such as both the women’s suffrage and temperance movements were led by middle-class women‚ hoping to better their own situations and lifestyles. Some of the issues women had faced during the Progressive Era included:

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    Second Draft “You’re under arrest madam for child abduction!” exclaimed the police officer. Jenny’s eyes faltered with fear as her trembling knees met the ground‚ arms folded. Earlier that afternoon Jenny‚ an exceptionally kind hearted young lad in her teenage year‚ was on her way to Mrs Ho’s block unit‚ which was on the second storey‚ to take care of baby Ben as she left for her weekly cooking class every Wednesday. Mrs Ho was well thought of by her fellow floor neighbours due to her thoughtfulness

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    helps create suspense in the story. In the book it is expressed that “In this character it was frequently his fortune to be the last reputable acquaintance and the last good influence in the

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    adventurous and mysterious. Mood and setting is conveyed through the use of an eerie‚ adventurous and mysterious atmosphere with scary and strange situations that the characters are placed in along with the use of various writing techniques to add suspense. First off‚ one of the ways that the author sets the mood is by having it take place

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    characters (Frankenstein‚ the monster‚ Walton)‚ the main themes; the manipulation of suspense Frankenstein: Chinese boxes‚ Russian dolls and a big‚ scary monster This essay will briefly examine a variety of features in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Firstly‚ it will examine the structure of the novel before turning to the three main characters. Afterwards‚ it will investigate how Shelley manipulates suspense and then discuss a few selected themes. Finally‚ it will offer a concise summary and

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    Tense ‚ violent‚ and suspense set the mood of Edgar Allan Poe’s story “The Tell-Tale Heart.” First the text says‚”I undid the lantern cautiously-oh‚ so cautiously‚ cautiously‚ I undid it just so much that a single thin ray fell upon the vulture eye” (80). The mood is suspenseful because of the language and used in the repeating of the word how to create the suspense. The text says cautiously three times so it means the narrator under the lantern very slowly and carefully. Next the text says “I cut

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    colors‚ foreshadowing‚ symbolism‚ camera angles‚ sounds‚ etc. to heighten the suspense and scare factor of the film. In Robert Zemeckis’s films he uses these techniques to scare the audience and build up the suspense. Zemeckis specifically uses foreshadowing and camera angles‚ in What Lies Beneath‚ to generate suspense and prove that everything is not always as it seems. The foreshadowing in What Lies Beneath creates suspense and an eerie feel. One of the first uses of foreshadowing in the film is when

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