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In para. 5 the text states "If the audience does know, if they have been told all the secrets that the characters do now know they'll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing the poor actors. That is what is known as "playing God". That is suspense.

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In paragraph 5 Hitchcock states "if they have been told all the secrets that the characters do not know" "That is what is known as 'playing God.'"

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In paragraph 9 it states, "The audience knows everything from the start, the players know nothing. There is not a single detail to puzzle the audience... The fact that the audience watches go blithely through an atmosphere that is loaded with evil makes for real suspense."

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In paragraph 5," If the audience does know, if they have been told all the secrets that the characters do not know, they'll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing the poor actors."

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In paragraph 9, he states "The audience knows everything from the start, the players know nothing - The fact that the audience watches actors go blithely through an atmosphere that is loaded with evil makes for real suspense." The audiences of the movie Rope are well aware of who the murderer is. That is suspense.

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Film director Alfred Hitchcock allows the audience to “play God” in his films. He does this by telling the audience all of the secrets that the actors don’t know. In paragraph 5, Hitchcock writes, “If the audience does know, if they have been told all the secrets that the characters don’t know, they’ll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing the poor actors. That is what is known as ‘playing God.’” This clearly shows that “playing God” in the movie is accomplished by the audience knowing everything that has already happened.

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Paragraph 5 states, "If they have been told all the secrets that the characters do not know, they'll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing the poor actors."

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It states in paragraph 4, "If the audience does not know whether the young man is a killer or a hero they will not know whether to cheer or weep."

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Alfred Hitchcock allows the audience to "play God" in his films by letting them know everything. In paragraph 2, he said that "If the audience does know, if they have been told all the secrets that the characters do not know, they'll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing the poor actors. That is what is known as "playing God."'

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Alfred Hitchcock Explains how his audience can play god by giving the description of the people on the movie Rope. In Paragraph 5 he says if the audience DOES know they would have been told all the secrets the characters do not know.

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Alfred Hitchcock allows his audience to play God because according to paragraph 9 he states that the audience knows everything from the start. He also states that the actors know nothing and when that happen that creates suspense and lets the audience play God.

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In paragraph 9, it states, "The audience knows everything from the start, the players know nothing. There is not a single detail to the puzzle the audience." This shows that the audience knows everything they know who the killer(s) are and where the bodies are.

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Alfred Hitchcock states that you have to give information to the audience in advance. Paragraph 5 states, "If the audience does know...they'll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing the poor actors. That is what is known as "playing God." That is suspense." This shows us that the audience needs to know if you want to get pure suspense.

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Hitchcock lets the audience play god by letting his audience know all the information there is to know about a given situation. For example, in paragraph 8, Hitchcock tells that in his own film, "Rope", the opening scene is how the killers strangled and placed a man's body in a wodden chest. This was only revealed to the audience, so the characters do not know who did the crime, or that there even was someone dead. This is how Hitchcock lets his audiences play "god".

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In paragraph 5 it states " If the audience does know, if they have been told all the secrets that the characters do not know, they'll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing the poor actors"

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In paragraph 5 it says "If the audience does know, if they have been told all the secrets that the characters do not know, they'll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing the poor actors... That is suspense." This tells me that the audience enjoys it when they know what will happen to the actors.

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Alfred  Hitchcock allows the audience to "play god" in his films by in paragraph 5 informing "if the audience does know, if they have been told all the secrets that the characters do not know, they'll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing the poor actors." He lets them "play god" because without it like paragraph 4 exclaims "they will not know whether to cheer or weep". Another piece of evidence is in his movie "Rope" where the "audience knows everything from the start the players know nothing".

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It states in paragraph 5 that he lets the audience play god because "They'll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing the poor actors. That is what is known as 'playing God.'" So he lets the audience play god because it builds better suspense and helps people understand the story better. In his film Rope he lets the audience play god by letting the audience know everything from the beginning, and having the players know nothing.

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"When characters are unbelievable you never get suspense, only surprise." As stated in the last sentence of para. 11.

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Alfred Hitchcock allows his audience to play god by telling the audience everything. This is supported by paragraph 5, "If the audience does know, if they have been told all the secrets that the characters do not know , they'll work like the devil for you.."

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The texts says, "If the audience does know, if they have been told all secrets that the characters do not know, they'll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing the poor actors."

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In paragraph 4 it states,"...but if the auddoes not know whether the young man is a killer or a hero they will not know whether to cheap or weep.

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for instince in para 6 he gave an exaple he said"there are six character and a man was killed but no one is sure who did it including the audience"that was a clear example

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for instince in para 6 he gave an exaple he said"there are six character and a man was killed but no one is sure who did it including the audience"that was a clear example

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Like he says in paragraph 6, "I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense." Clearly not agreeing with puzzler or whodunit film makers

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"Puzzling the audience is not the essence of suspense."- para 6

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Hitchcock feels, "That I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense."

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Hitchcock thinks that a whodunit and puzzler movie does not capture suspense. Paragraph 6 states, "Yet I have never directed a whodunit or a puzzler. Offhand this may sound like debunking, but I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense."

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In paragraph 5 he says " If the audience does know, if they have been told the secrets that the characters do not know. they 'll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing the poor actors."

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"I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense." as stated in para. 6

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Hitchcock feels that puzzling the audience is not the essence of suspense. In paragraph 4, "It's a brutal act, but if the audience does not know whether the young man is a killer or a hero they will not know whether to cheer or weep."

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According to paragraph 6 Alfred Hitchcock explains to his readers that he doesn't believe that puzzler movies aren't the essence of suspense. From this I know that he doesn't write these films because he states in paragraph 5 that he lets his audience know everything by letting them play God.

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Suspense: audience knows all
Surprise: audience knows nothing and events aren't plausible

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in paragraph 6 it says "if the audience does know if they have been told all the secrets that characters do not know , they'll work like the devil for you because they know what fate is facing poor actors that is known as playing as god that is suspense"

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Hitchcock feels that a "whodunit and puzzlers" movie is not the essence to suspense.

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Alfred Hitchcock thinks that confusing the audience is not how to make suspense. In paragraph 6, he said that "Offhand this may sound like debunking, but I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense."

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Alfred Hitchcock thinks that his audience is a very important part of making his movies. By the way he keeps on talking about the importance of them, he clearly thinks that pleasing them and giving them suspense is the goal. He also describes the technique that he uses as letting the audience play God. If he is putting them at that level, then that must mean that he has utmost respect for them.

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To Hitchcock, suspense is when "the audience play God," and surprise is when "characters are unbelievable."

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Alfred Hitchcock thinks that whodunit's and puzzler movies are the essence of suspense. I can support that claim in paragraph 6 it states, " I have never actually directed a whodunit or a puzzler. Offhand this may sound like debunking, but I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense."

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Hitchcock feels like these type of movies are real suspense. This is stated on paragraph 6, " i do not believe puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense.."

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Hitchcock thinks that suspense is when the audience is the god and surprise is when the characters are unbelievable.

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The author basically explains that he prefers to use suspense in movies. " It is certainly not a whodunit for the simple reason that everyone out front knows who did it. No one knows except the two murderers. The fact the audience watches actors go blithely through an atmosphere that is loaded with evil makes for real suspense."

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in the exert he explaines how he feels about puzzelers  he says"I do not belive that puzzeling the audience is the esscence of suspence

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in the exert he explaines how he feels about puzzelers  he says"I do not belive that puzzeling the audience is the esscence of suspence

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He feels that puzzler movies are mediocre. Paragraph 6 states, "Offhand this may sound like debunking, but I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense. This quote explains his emotions about puzzlers.

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He feels that they puzzle the audience ad he thinks that puzzling the audience is not the essence of suspense. In paragraph 6 it states "Offhand this may sound like debunking, but I do not believe that puzzling the audience is not the essence of suspense."

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Hitchcock's point of view on whodunits and puzzlers is that, they are not at all nessessary. Hitchcock states in paragraph 6 thiat, "...but i do not belive that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense." This means that he does not think that they are needed in suspense

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he thinks its not what the audience wants

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Alfred Hitchcock does not think that Puzzler movies will bring out the true essence of suspense. I can support this because it says in paragraph 6 "but I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense."

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Hitchcock states, "That I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense."

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Alfred is allowing is audience to "play god" in his film by telling his audience everything.

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Hitchcock believes that surprise is when characters are unbelievable. He stated that suspense is when the audience is playing God.

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From the way Hitchcock talks about his audiences, he clearly respects them and treats them like "God". To him, his audiences are the main characters.

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In Alfred's opinion he specifically explains in paragraph 6 "I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense."

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Hitchcock believes the difference between suspense and surprise is in suspense you have to have "a series of plausible situations" surprise is when you have unbelievable characters and situations.

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Hitchcock says "Suspence involves contrast." and then says "I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspence."

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Hitchcock believes that surprise is when the audience does not know what is going on and suspense is when the audience plays God.

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In paragraph 6 he says "yet I have never actually directed a whodunit or a puzzler. Offhand this may sound like debunking, but I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense." Which means he does not try to confuse them with a twist.

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He has a lot of respect for them and he thinks that puzzling the them would only make them more confused and they would focus on the puzzle instead of enjoying the movie.

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To Hitchcock, suspense is when "the audience play God," and surprise is when "characters are unbelievable."

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He has a lot of respect for them considering he puts the in Gods all knowing shoes.

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Hitchcock believes that suspense is letting the audience play god, whilst he thinks that surprise is when characters are unbelievable and the audience is always puzzled and does not know what is going on.

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Hitchcock believes that if you have an unbelievable character the audience will just be surprised because they know what to expect from him/her.

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In paragraph 6 it states that "I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense." Meaning that generally he believes that they are unnecessary to try to capture an audiences attention.

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He is acting a little suspicious by talking about the importance of his movies.

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"I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense." as said in paragraph 6.

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He believes that unclear plot is surprise and clear plot is suspense. Paragraph 11 states, "When characters are unbelievable, you never get suspense, only surprise."

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Hitchcock thinks suspense is when you are playing god and surprise is something you didn't think was coming. This is stated on paragraph 11, "When characters are unbelievable you never get suspense, only surprise.."

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Hitchcock belives that the only diffrence between suspense and suprise is how beliveable the events in the story are. He states that when the characters are unrealistic, you only get suprise and not suspense.

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The audience is important to Alfred Hitchcock and he treasures them greatly by telling them all the secrets.

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Hitchcock's attitude towards his viewers is probably good because he is able to have them engage in his movies which will make his movies better. He also wants them to know everything to build suspense.

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The way Hitchcock talks about the audience, you can tell that he wants to please them by letting them play God.

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Hithcock believes the difference is that when characters are unbelievable it's not suspense but it's suprising.

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Hitchcock's attitude towards his audience is he wants them to be happy with his movie, to please his audience, by letting them know everything that the actors don't.

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I can infer that Hitchcock thinks that the audience is the people that they are more invested in his movies when he lets them play god. He also respects his audience by comparing them to god.

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Raelee Teran          Hitchcock believes the difference between suspense and surprise is that suspense is when you let the audience "play god". That way they know what will happen but at the same time question the players. While surprise is when the "characters are unbelievable you never get suspense, only surprise" when you know nothing overall.

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Raelee Teran          Hitchcock believes the difference between suspense and surprise is that suspense is when you let the audience "play god". That way they know what will happen but at the same time question the players. While surprise is when the "characters are unbelievable you never get suspense, only surprise" when you know nothing overall.

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in paragraph 6 it says "but i don't believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense

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Hitchcock thinks that suspense can only be attained by making sure that the audience knows everything because if they don't they only get surprise.

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Hitchcock thinks really highly of his audience. To him, the audience is like "god". He wants the audience to be entertained and held on the edge of their seats the entire time by creating suspense. By his word choices like god, I can tell that he has a huge amount of respect for his audience.

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I can infer that Hitchcock has respect for his audience

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Suspense to him is telling the audience everything.
Surprise to him is telling the audience everything but he might be keeping a secret from them.

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I can infer that Hitchcock thinks that the film influences how audiences act or feel while watching it.

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He believes the difference between surprise and suspense is that if the audience knows nothing about the characters you don't get     . In the story it states "When the characters are unrealistic, you only get surprise and not suspense."

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he believes the diffrense is suprise comes out of no where

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Hitchcock has an attitude in which he respects his audience because he refers to them as 'god.'

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I ont understand this qoustion but from what i got out of it he feels that the only way to make a good mooovie is to tell everyone what happened but not the characters them selves

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I ont understand this qoustion but from what i got out of it he feels that the only way to make a good mooovie is to tell everyone what happened but not the characters them selves

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Alfred thinks the puzzler movies won't give the true meaning behind it.

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Hitchcock thinks suspense is when the audience knows everything surprise is when he tells them something and he might keep a secret.

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To Hitchcock, suspense is when there's "a series of plausible situations with people that are real." Surprise is when the characters are unbelievable.

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I can infer that Hitchcock believes deeply that his fans or audience is really important for his success etc. In this whole article he keeps on talking about them and how they are the key ingredient to suspense etc. He lets them "play god" and since he is using god in this context. It's obvious the audience is a big deal to him and he really benefits from their opinions. Without them he wouldn't be able to do his job, in which is to create suspense and share it.

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Alfred Hitchcock doesn't like using "whodunit or puzzlers" in his movies. It states this in paragraph 6 when it says "I do not believe that puzzling the audience is the essence of suspense."

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Hitchcock is saying that the audience knows the plot in advance. Hitchcock really puts effort to please the audience. He wants people to feel suspense.

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Alfred Hitchcock thinks that suspense can be obtained when you tell the audience the whole thing and suspense involves contrast, but surprise is when the audience see something unbelievable form a character.

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Hitchcock's attitude towards people who watch his movies is almost like he already knows who everyone in his audience is.

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i can infer that very suspenseful people watch his movies.

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I can infer that Hitchcock thinks the people who watch his movies is very important. In paragraph 2, he said that "you let the audience play God." He's referring the audience as God.

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I can infer that hitch thinks of his audience as smart because he says let them play god because he thinks of them as god