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One conflict is the lie Vera tells Framton about the hunters and causes Framton to run away in fear at the end thinking the hunters are ghosts. This leads to Framton feeling horrible for Mrs. Sappleton for no reason since they are real and not ghosts.  Another conflict is how she lies to Mrs. Sappleton about why Framton ran saying it was cause of a fear in the dog they had. Now Mrs. Sappleton and the hunters think that Framton is crazy.  Overall, these lies leads to characters misinterpret others.

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Imagery: "It had been that dreadful wet summer, you know, and places that were safe in other years gave way suddenly without warning" (Saki).
Irony: The three hunters just happened to show up when Mrs. Sappleton appears.  "'Here they are at last!'" (Saki).

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The tone of "The Open Window" is deceptive because of the lies that are told throughout the story. This is shown through words like horror, haunted, and tragic.

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"deepening twilight three figures were walking across the lawn towards the window" (Saki).
"Framton grabbed wildly at his stick and hat" (Saki).
"It was a relief to Framton when the aunt bustled into the room with a whirl of apologies for being late in making her appearance" (Saki).

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Vera:  "very self-possessed young lady of fifteen" (Saki). Saki describes Vera as a selfish teenager who is soon shown as very manipulative for her own enjoyment. Vera seems to tell all the lies for her own amusement without being helpful at all.

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Exposition: This occurs when Vera is described as self-possessed.
Inciting Incident: This is when Vera discovers that Framton does not know anything about  Mrs. Sappleton.
Rising Action: This starts when Vera starts telling the story of a fake tragedy that occurred at the house.
Climax: This happens when Framton runs out of the house after seeing the hunters thinking they are ghost.
Falling Action:  This occurs when Vera tells Mrs. Sappleton and the hunters that Framton has a great fear of dogs from a past experience and that is why Framton ran.
Resolution: The resolution happens when Vera finishes her second lie and everyone accepts that with misconceptions between characters.
Dénouement: This is the last line of the story when it describes that coming up with these stories was her specialty.

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The theme of "The Open Window" is to not trust people you have just met or are known for not having trustworthy personalities. This is shown when Saki describes her as self possessed in the beginning when her name is never given. Also in this quote "Privately he doubted more than ever whether these formal visits on a succession of total strangers would do much towards helping the nerve cure" (Saki).

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Vera: "'I hope Vera has been amusing you?'" (Saki).  Other characters know Vera is not a good person so her mother hopes she is acting ok to others.  "'Out through that window, three years ago to a day, her husband and her two young brothers went off for their day's shooting...'" (Saki).  She is very descriptive and persuasive since she is able to tell such a compelling story.

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Third Person Omniscient
This lets the reader know what Framton thought of Vera's story and felt bad for arriving on that day even though nothing really happened.

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Third Person Omnicient
This helps readers to gain a perspective of all the characters and how they react to one another.