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    assume the boy is crazy for a second and forget about it 5 minutes later. You shouldn’t think bad about people. In the story‚ The Tell Tale Heart by Edgar Allen Poe‚ Poe describes the fear and excitement of the characters to increase the level of suspense. The text states‚ “... and the old man sprang up in the bed‚ crying out - “Who’s there”(Poe 91). This piece of evidence screams character anxiety. “He had been trying to fancy them causeless‚ but could not. He had been saying to himself - “It is

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    Period 2 IB Biology SL Cinematic Suspense on the Heart Rate Research question: What is the effect of suspenseful movie scenes from Jaw on the Heart Rate Hypothesis: Suspenseful movies tend to trigger emotional release because films tend to transmit ideas through emotions rather than through intellect. It is an interesting thing to consider‚ given the fact that the person is just sitting there watching images. Therefore‚ it is surprising to see the effects that suspense has on the body during a movie

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    KEEPERS is an original supernatural gothic horror tale that presents with an excellent concept. The idea of a mother leaving behind a will that stipulates that the men in her life are eligible to become the guardians or keepers of her kids is very appealing‚ but add the idea that the children are evil or sinister‚ makes for an even more chilling and lurid tale. The tone is dark. The setting nicely establishes the gothic atmosphere. It feels authentic and there’s an ominous and gloomy tenor to the

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    Did you know that suspense is the key factor in horror movies or stories? Suspense is the thing that makes reading or watching those types of movies or book exciting. The writers work hard creating the suspense for that effect. The words the author uses or the way he/she writes the story causes suspense the outcome is the reader dying to know what happens next or is frightened. The Author creates suspense when the 3rd wish is made‚ because you are waiting to see if it worked in time this makes

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    In suspenseful stories there are several twists‚ turns‚ and surprises. Often to catch a reader’s attention. “August Heat” by W.F. Harvey creates suspense in many ways throughout his entire short story. He leaves people wanting more and to continue reading it. As well as leaving a bit of a mystery. Although mystery and suspense is different in suspenseful story the protagonist gradually becomes aware of the dangers‚ which the readers already know. Meanwhile in a mystery‚ a major event such as

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    "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell there are multiple incidents of suspense. One of these moments is Rainsford’s first encounter with a man named Ivan‚ who greeted Rainsford with pistol pointed straight at his chest. Almost immediately‚ the reader began to anticipate whether this character would die‚ survive‚ or suffer other consequences such as injury causing tension in the story. Another occurrence of suspense is when General Zaroff begins to tell of the most dangerous game‚ hence the

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    In the book Speak by Laurie Anderson‚ the author uses a combination of flashbacks and suspense to create the text of the story. Melinda‚ the main character of the book‚ is dealing with both man vs. self and man vs. man. After the summer kickoff party‚ she was ostracized by her former friends because of her act of calling the cops. Anderson uses flashbacks to build suspense of the story: “The moon looked closer back in august. Rachel got us into the end of the year party‚ a cheerleader party‚ with

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    “Trapped‚” narration is used at the end of every chapter (through Scotty’s thoughts) to build suspense‚ represent how the characters think‚ and to show how the characters feel about what will happen next. Quotes can easily be found to support the claim that narration is used to build suspense. ““Yeah‚” said Jason. “In case he shows up early.”In case he shows up at all‚” Pg.33. This quote shows how it builds suspense for the audience. “And now he was on the first day of the worst blizzard in the history

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    Suspense story Dangerous encounters‚ I ran and I ran. Sweat pouring down my face. I could feel my heart thumping out of my chest. Whirl winds of emotions all round my body. Bumping into people their abuses faded away. Didn’t know whether her she was ok or not. My little sister. I sat there cuddled her and asked if she was alright. She gave me a lukewarm response. ‘Yes I am alright but I don’t want to go on the bumper cars ever again’. I was so relived‚ that moment I felt as

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    Different Ways John Irving Creates Suspense in A Prayer for Owen Meany In John Irving’s novel titled‚ A Prayer for Owen Meany‚ suspenseful events are of abundance‚ and there are multiple ways the author creates this suspense. Among these methods of creating suspense‚ four that stand out are the use of setting‚ the pace of the story‚ the involvement of mysteries to be solved‚ and the ability of the reader to easily identify and sympathize with the protagonist. By placing a character in a gloomy

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