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    The author uses few details to describe the narrator and does not explain the reason the narrator is being hung‚ to create a feeling of suspense in “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge.” For example‚ Bierce states‚ “Evidently this was no vulgar assassin. The liberal military code makes provision for hanging many kinds of persons‚ and gentlemen are not excluded.” (Page 2) This quote demonstrates the lack of detail the author used to describe the narrator in the beginning of the story‚ which helps create

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    was a tall 13 year old. He had glasses and was very smart. His hair was as red as a fox and he had on a red shirt with black khakis. He was the son of Bruce Walter. Bruce was a very wicked person. He had once been a secret agent‚ but was shot by a laser which turned him wicked and pretty evil. Carter decided he was going to be a teenage secret agent. When he turned 13 him and his sister- Daphne- were drafted into the League of Agents for Students (LAS). The school was built in 2011. It is now August

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    “Hunters in the Snow” by Tobias Wolff starts out Tub waiting for his friends to pick him up. The suspense starts with rising action by his friends being over an hour late. I chose “Hunters in the Snow to be the more suspense than “The Cask of the Amontillado.” Hunters keeps the reader on edge by displaying three different personalities. Confrontation due to human nature. The reader may question whether they are going to show up at all. This is an example of rising action. When Frank and Kenny show

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    The Anti-Saloon League and Prohibition Steven Boerner 18 December‚ 2014 Clark The prohibition movement of the 1920’s had been an idea that was a long time coming. Churches as far back as the 18th century harshly criticized taverns and had pushed for a removal of alcohol in their cities. As these churches grew‚ so did their power and influence. In 1726 Reverend Cotton Mather published an article that addressed the people who “unnecessarily” frequent these taverns.1 At first the mission

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    imagery‚ and diction to generate suspense rendering the novel an effective mystery. Ultimately‚ this story portrays a father losing his beloved son to strangers who are obsessed with obtaining the innocent child Nate. Throughout

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    Have you’ve ever been reading something‚ and you feel like your heart is about to drop and your scared to read anymore? That’s called suspense. Some books we read have a turning point‚ also known as the climax. In the Monkey Paw and Tell-tale hearts these stories are both suspenseful because of their plot and how the author laid it out. The first story is the monkey paw. This story is suspenseful and here’s why. The monkey paw is suspenseful because it’s built by the unknown quality of how his wishes

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    One factor that Roald Dahl uses that contributes to his exclusive writing style is suspense. This element is used a lot in the story‚ “Poison‚” but one of the biggest scenes it shows up in is when Dr. Ganderbai injects the serum into Harry. “He held it up to the light‚ squinting at the calibrations‚ squirting out some of the yellow fluid. I stood still beside him‚ watching. Harry was watching too and sweating all over his face so it shone like it was smeared thick with face cream melting on his

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    great work of Alfred Hitchcock in Rear Window and North by Northwest and try to understand the meaning of his images. Alfred Hitchcock is considered as the king of suspense. Indeed‚ critics have often said that Hitchcock is the least intellectual of filmmakers. The latter‚ however‚ reflected on his work and gave us an art of suspense that could prove as his cinematic art. The Mac Guffin is an original concept in Hitchcock’s movies. The origin of this word comes from an anecdote told by him. He used

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    Heavy breathing‚ heart racing‚ the feeling of something crawling on your skin are some situations you might be put in when reading a novel such as The Monkey’s Paw. The topic that I chose to explain is how suspense contributes to shaping the mood. I agree that suspense makes the suspense because of lack of the knowledge of what is to happen next‚ can keep a person very interested and make them ready more into the story. For example‚ when i first started reading i could see why it was considered

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    Alfred Hitchcock was and still is considered one of the best horror directors of all time. He is considered the "Master of Suspense" for his very well written and directed horror films‚ which have left his mark on the movie-making industry. Hitchcock told his stories through intelligent plots‚ witty dialogue and just the right amount of mystery and murder with his works Vertigo‚ Psycho‚ The Birds and Rear Window .The films revolutionized the Horror/Thriller genre‚ other filmmakers began mimicking

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