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in the tell tale heart Poe uses repetition to create suspense for example the 8 nights he thrusts his head through the door with a lantern shining that on his eye or saying im not crazy repetitive times.

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 Yaneliz Yearby - The Tell-Tale Heart and The Monkey's Paw ~ Imagery

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 Yaneliz Yearby - The Tell-Tale Heart and The Monkey's Paw ~ Imagery

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The paw is a powerful symbol. Here's a quick list of what it seems to stand for:

Guilt. People often feel guilty after the death of a loved one. If it weren't for the paw, the Whites would probably have found other ways to take the blame for Herbert's death. (If only we hadn't made him work, if only we'd kept him home, etc.) The paw provides an interesting way to explore this guilt.

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The author in the monkeys Paw uses setting to create suspense
in the story. The author has the dad say that the place they live in is bad when he goes on a rant when he loses a chest game. The setting seems like they live in a bog, dirt roads.

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The Monkeys Paw

The author in "The Monkeys Paw" creates suspense by having the story take place late in the evening where it is dark and the candles are lit. This supports my claim because the text says, "Without, the night was cold and wet". "I should hardly think that he'd come tonight". This Foreshadows what happens later in the story.

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The Monkeys Paw
The author in "The Monkeys Paw" creates suspense by surrounding the mystery about the monkeys paw. Before Mr. and Mrs. White's three wishes, the last wish was for death. In the text, Mr. White's first wish is "I wish for 200 pounds", instead, Herbert ends up dead. The second wish is, "I wish my son alive again". This makes Herbert, or someone else, knock on the door repeatedly. The final wish is For Herbert to go back to his grave.

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The author to "The Monkey's Paw uses imagery in his story,  for example, like when the father felt the Paw move in his hand.  Or when what was left of their son was rapidly knocking at their door the author says," Aperfect fusillade of knocks reverberated through the house"

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In the story " The monkey's Paw" the author uses suspense in their story, like when what was left of their son came knoking at the door and it was a race where the mother was trying to open the door, and the father was trying to find the monkey's Paw to wish it away. That part of the story was suspenseful because it made the reader think about who would win the race the mother opening the door, or the father trying to find the Paw.

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The setting in a story helps tell us about the character and helps develop the story. Without a setting there would be no story In the monkeys paw the setting was in a very far away place from civilization. They said they live in a very rural place. The road was dirt and there family works in a factory. The setting helps develop the story about the paw.

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Emma Lawrence                                                                            -Suspence

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Emma Lawrence                                                                            -Suspence

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In the short story "The Monkeys Paw" the author creates suspense on the 2nd to last wish! The son had passed and they had wished for him back... this creates suspense because its a feeling of excitement that their son is back,  than the last wish was made and the knocking vanished, like a flick of a light.

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Emma Lawrence                                                                          -Setting 

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Emma Lawrence                                                                          -Setting 

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The setting of "The Monkeys Paw" was in the middle of no were, not near or close to anything just a house in the middle of no were. One night they were expecting someone but father thinks nobody will come because of the location. He says "Nobody will come here," than theirs a knock. The author uses setting in the story to create a feeling and image of were the house is located.

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In the story The Monkey's Paw the author uses foreshadowing to create suspense in the story multiple times. An example is how he said that the last people to use the paw had wished for death. This is an example of how foreshadowing can make a story have suspense.

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Emma Lawrence                                                                         -First Person

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Emma Lawrence                                                                         -First Person

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In "Tell-Tail Heart" Poe uses first person point of view. This means that he is in his (spoken voice), Using I, me, us, and ours!  He uses first person to give the reader an idea on how he thinks, feels, and maybe even what he dose. He states "I am not mad," in a verity of different areas throughout the short story, but as u can tell he appears to me mad. First person is used in this story because it shows the story from an insiders point of view and not an outsiders.

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In "The Monkey's paw" the author uses foreshadowing to create suspense in the story. for example when the man came to their house and told them about how the monkeys paw works he suggested that they let it burn so nothing bad happens to them. Also while the man was telling them about the paw he told them that the person who had it before made the 3 wishes and that they didn't know the first 2 but the third one was death. The text says " 'Better let it burn,' said the soldier solemnly.. 'The first man had his three wishes, yes,' was the reply. 'I don't know what the first two were, but the third was for death. That's how I got the paw..." Foreshadowing these events allows us to get a suspenseful vibe from the story because we know that the third wish was death so this paw has to have evil. In conclusion, foreshadowing helped create the suspense as to why these things were happening and how creepy they are.

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In "The Tell Tale Heart" the author uses repetition to create suspense in the story. For example in the story the narrator thrusts his head into the doorway of the old mans bedroom for a repeatedly 8 nights. Then he also tells us that hes not mad or crazy and he really wants us to know that. Also the timing was a big factor because he started at the door and it took him an hour to open it. Then when he killed the old man he described the heart beat as a watch enveloped in cotton. The text says " I turned the latch of his door and opened it --oh so gently! And then, when I had made an opening sufficient for my head, I put in a dark lantern, all closed, closed, that no light shone out, and then I thrust in my head...And this I did for seven long nights." This describes the repetition in the story because he repeatably does these things that all lead up to one event. In conclusion, the author uses repetition to create suspense because it makes the story mysterious and suspenseful as to whats happening in the story.

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Emma Lawrence                                                                                      -Imagery 

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Emma Lawrence                                                                                      -Imagery 

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In the story "Tell-Tail Heart" author Poe describes the old man in many different ways. The most important was the eye. Oh that eye creeped him out so much he had to get rid of it for good. He says, "His eye is like the eye of a vulture." If you use context clues about what a vultures eye looks like than it will be very easy to imagine what the old mans eye looked like. Author Poe uses imagery to help the reader understand and and picture what he sees, imagine, or dose.

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Edgar Allen Poe uses First Person in "Tell Tale Heart" to create somewhat of an image so that the reader feels how the character feels and knows his thoughts and emotions.

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The story "Tell Tale Heart" by. Edgar Allen Poe uses a lot of repetition, for example the young man would quietly open the door of the old mans room and creepily watch him as he slept. Another example is how he would contentiously say that he is not crazy even tho he is hearing things causing him to go insane. And the old mans eye bothered the young man so much that it led him to killing him.

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In the story "Tell Tale Heart" Edgar Allen Poe uses suspense. For example, The young man would go around watching the old ,an sleep and he had done this multiple times leading up to the day he murdered him. After he had hidden the dismembered body he began to hear things and start to go insane but still continued to state that he was not crazy.

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Repetition
The story "Tell Tale Heart" Edgar Allen Poe stresses that the narrator is not a mad man. In the story the narrator says he is not mad or he is not crazy over 20 times.

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Understating
In the story "Tell Tale Heart" the author understates many things. One in particular is the fact that they spent only a few lines about how the narrator  dismembered the mans body. In the story it says "First I cut off the head, then the arms and the legs. I was careful not to let a single drop of blood fall on the floor. I pulled up three of the boards that formed the floor, and put the pieces of the body there." But the author Edgar Allen Poe spent much time talking about how the narrator is not a mad man.

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Foreshadowing

The story "The Monkeys Paw" uses foreshadowing to create suspense. For example in the story it says  "The first man had his three wishes, yes," was the reply. "I don't know what the first two

were, but the third was for death. That's how I got the paw." This creates the feeling that the family will get what the wish for and there will be consequences for it.

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In "The Monkeys Paw", W. W. Jacobs uses foreshadowing to create suspense such as when he describes the sound of the  "low, dull, quick sound, like a watch enveloped in cotton".

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In the Tall-Tell Heart, Poe using imagery also in his short story. Like when he was talking about how he carefully dismembered the old man's body and caught every drop of blood so he wouldn't leave any evidence behind and put all his boy parts intothe floor board. "Oh, you should of say how cunningly I was when  I dismembered his body and carefully i caught every drop of blood into a tub!"

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In the short story "Tell Tale Heart", Edgar Allen Poe uses repetition. He does this by describing how "wisely I proceeded... And about every night, about midnight, I turned the latch of his door and opened it-oh so gently!"

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Jacobs uses imagery to create suspense in his story. He uses Herebert as an example about him being mangled up so bad that the only way that the Father could recognize his son was by his clothes. "We went to Herbert's funeral. We couldn't tell who he was if it wasn't for his clothes he was wearing."

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W.W. Jacobs creates imagery in "The Monkeys Paw" by describing how Herbert saw the monkey in the fire place. He describes the monkeys face that he thinks or does see as"He sat alone in the darkness gazing at the dying fire and seeing faces in it. The last face was so horrible and so simian that he gazed at it in amazement. It got so vivid that, with a little uneasy laugh he felt on the table for a glass containing a little water to throw over it. His hand grasped the monkeys paw, and with a little shiver he wiped his hand and went up to bed."

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In the story Tell Tale Heart Poe uses repetition in his writing, like when the narrator sneaked into the old man's room every night for a week and watched him sleep.

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The Monkey's Paw

The author in "The Monkey's Paw" creates suspense by surrounding the mystery about the Monkeys paw, for example the three wishes. In the text, the supporting evidence is,

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The author uses foreshadowing in "The Monkeys Paw" many times through out the book. In the text he says "He took the paw, and dangling it between his front finger and thumb, suddenly threw it upon the fire. White, with a slight cry, stooped down and snatched it off. "Better let it burn," said the soldier solemnly." This is foreshadowing because it gives you a sense that something is going to happen next, but your not sure what is going to happen. This is how W. W. Jacob's creates foreshadowing through out the story.

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In the story, Tall Tell Heart, Poe uses imagery to create suspense in the story. The narrator explains the heart beat of the old man to be like '' a clock enveloped in cotton.''

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Hailey Hurteau- "The Monkey's Paw": setting 

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Hailey Hurteau- "The Monkey's Paw": setting 

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In the story "The Monkey's Paw" W. W. Jacobs uses setting to create an eerie feeling through out the story. In the text it reads "Without, the night was cold and wet, but in the small parlor of Laburnum Villa the blinds were drawn and the fire burned brightly." This creates an eerie feeling by saying the blinds were shut and they live in the middle of nowhere. This is how W. W. Jacobs uses setting to create an eerie feeling through out the book "The Monkeys Paw".

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Setting
The author of "The Monkeys Paw" creates eeriness in the story by describing the setting. On page 360 it says "of all the beastly, slushy,  out-of-the-way places to live in, this is the worst," which is describing how the family lives far out and in the middle of know where. They are

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In the Monkeys Paw Jacobs uses imagery when the father makes his 2nd wish and he was thinking that the only way that he could identify his son is by his clothes and that creates an image that his son is mangled so badly that he couldn't identify his by his face or body features.

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In monkeys paw the author uses imagary because when the dor bell rang the door bell you have to imagen what the boy looks like. The dad says "you cant

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In "The Tell Tale Heart" Edgar Allan Poe uses timing very well through out the story. An example in the text is "And this I did for seven long nights--every night just at midnight-- but I found the eye always closed:" This is an example of timing because he creates the mood of the story but the creepiness. This is one example Edgar Allan Poe uses to use timing through out the story.

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In the story, The Monkey's Paw, Jacobs uses imagery to create suspense in the story. When Mr. White's son, Herbert, was knocking on the door, Mr. White was terrified to what he was going to see at the door. He tells the reader that he could only recognize him by his cloths. This starts to make the reader think about how Herbert looked and it created suspense by making the reader think about what was going to be behind the door.

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In "The Tell Tale Heart" the author uses repetition to create suspense in the story. For example in the story the narrator thrusts his head into the doorway of the old mans bedroom for a repeatedly 8 nights. Then he also tells us that hes not mad or crazy and he really wants us to know that. Also the timing was a big factor because he started at the door and it took him an hour to open it. Then when he killed the old man he described the heart beat as a watch enveloped in cotton. The text says " I turned the latch of his door and opened it --oh so gently! And then, when I had made an opening sufficient for my head, I put in a dark lantern, all closed, closed, that no light shone out, and then I thrust in my head...And this I did for seven long nights."

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In the Monkeys Paw Jacobs uses suspense by adding in that they are playing chest, they live in the middle of nowhere, and when the Sargent major Moris says " Better let it burn" when he threw the paw on the fire and the father tried to take it out.

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Tell Tale Heart

Poe creates suspense in "Tell Tale Heart" by showing the decision on whether he'll kill the man or not.To support my claim, the text says, "I was never kinder to the old man than during the whole week before I killed him." The decision and stress is boiling up over time awaiting the final decision.

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suspense-poe He uses repetition by saying "im not crazy" He says this a few times.

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Poe writes the story Tell Tale Heart in a first person point of view displaying the narrator's thoughts, and causes his plan on how he proceeded to kill the old man to give off a eerie sense. Poe uses first person point of view to give the story more of a sinister and creepy feel

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In both short stories The Tell Tale Heart and The Monkeys Paw both authors use imagery.In The Tell Tale Heart Poe uses imagery when he was describing the sound he heard.He described the sound of the old mans heart beating and he said it sounded like a watch wrapped in cotton.When he said that I was able to imagine what he was saying.
In the story The Monkeys Paw Jacobs used imagery when he was describing the knocking on the door at the end of the story.He said "A perfect fusillade of knocks reverberated through the house."When he said this i could picture their son knocking on the door non stop and he just kept going.

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In the story, Tall Tell Heart, Poe uses repetition to create suspense in the story. The narrator in the story is always trying to show you that he is not mad. He tries to explain how brilliantly he has done something or try to ask you how you think he is mad.'' How, then, am I mad? Hearken! and observe how healthily-how calmly I can tell you the whole story.'' The narrator also goes to the old man's bedroom for 8 nights.

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In the Tell Tale Heart Poe suspense in the story by waiting for 8 nights, slowly thrusting his head through the door.

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In the story "The Monkey's Paw", Jacobs uses

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in the story the tell tale heart the author makes it first person because u get to read what he is thinking and u get to know exactly what he is hearing thinking and seeing.

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in "The Tell Tale Heart" Edgar Allen Poe uses First Person to describe the situation in a creepy tone.

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In "The Tell Tale Heart" Edgar Allen Poe uses first person point of view to give the reader an idea of how he thinks. He continuously states that he is not mad but as he explains in the story of the death of the old man, he clearly is. First person shows that because it shows how and what he thinks and how he is not okay.

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W.W Jacobs used imagery in The Monkey's Paw by saying when the first wish was made on the paw, it twisted like a snake in his hand and then faces appeared in the fire. Another one is when the mangled body appears behind the door.

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Poe uses imagery in The Tell Tale Heart because he explains things in a way to create imagery. When Poe explains what he did with the body he uses details to help the reader create a mental picture. Imagery is helpful because mental pictures help the reader understand the text.

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W.W. Jacobs uses setting to create suspense by making mysterious setting. "

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When both authors wrote their stories they both used imagery, in the Monkey's Paw he said there was

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An example of  "The Monkeys Paw", the last owners last wish with the Monkeys Paw was death. An another example of foreshadowing is when the soldier threw the Monkeys Paw into the fire. " He took the paw, and dangling it between his front finger and thumb, suddenly threw it upon the fire"

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Similarities that both stories have is the mood and tone being suspenseful and their clear description of the events . For example, while Poe doesn't spend to much time describing how he dismembered the body, he does describe how he he killed the old man for  his "vulture eye",   how he is able to hear the man's heart beating, and how he describes how he sneaks inside the man's house while being in first person. "There
was no reason for what I did. I did not hate the old man; I even loved
him. He had never hurt me. I did not want his money. I think it was
his eye. His eye was like the eye of a vulture, the eye of one of those
terrible birds that watch and wait while an animal dies, and then fall
upon the dead body and pull it to pieces to eat it. When the old man
looked at me with his vulture eye a cold feeling went up and down my
back; even my blood became cold. And so, I finally decided I had to
kill the old man and close that eye forever!".

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When the major says "better let it burn" that tells us that the major knows that if someone uses it it will come back on them in a bad way so he doesn't want anyone else to use it and then end up paying a price for messing with fate..

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in the story tell tale heart the author uses suspense to make the reader want to keep reading and he does this by almost telling you what he is going to do without actually telling you exactly.

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Both authors in the short stories "Tell Tale Heart" and "The Monkey's Paw" use foreshadowing. Poe used the simile, "Like a watch enveloped in cotton." to make the reader think about why he kept mentioning this sound. Jacobs, author of "The Monkey's Paw", uses foreshadowing by saying that "I don't know what the first two [wishes] were, but the third was for death." indicating that wishing off the monkey's paw would end badly.

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In the story "Tell Tale Heart", Poe uses imagery when the narrator stuck his head into the old man's house and dropped the lantern cover. "I had my head in, and was about to open the lantern, when my thumb slipped upon the tin fastening," (Poe 80)

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The author uses first person in The Tell Tale Heart to create suspense by showing how mad the man is, and how detailed the story was in regard to how he planned to murder the man, how he felt about the man's eye, and how he felt as the story progressed.

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In "The Monkey's Paw" the author uses imagery to create expense. For example, when Herbert looks into the fire, he can see a monkey's face in it. In "The Tell Tale Heart" the author uses imagery to describe the long empty road they live on in the middle of no where.

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A lot of repetition took place in "Tell Tale Heart" by Edger Allen Poe. Some examples of that was when ever night for an hour, the man would thrust his head into the door to watch the old man sleep. Another example is when he says, "I'm not mad" even though he is hearing things, his senses are "becoming sharper", and he just killed a man. Another example is the old man's eye that makes him so uncomfortable and upset that he believes that if he kills him- he wouldn't have to see it every day. Poe wrote the short story in first person which made you experience his craziness.

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W.W. Jacobs creates imagery by describing how Herbert saw the monkey in the fire place. For example,

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In the Tell Tale Heart, Poe uses first person because he creates suspense by explaining the way he thinks. For example he explains the things he goes through and what he thinks and dose not say. "Presently I heard a slight groan, and I knew it was the groan of a moral terror." (pg.80). He knows the moan was from terror.

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In the Monkeys Paw the author builds up the suspense by using the sergeant major telling the family that the last person to wish he wished for death and the family still took it.

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When Herbert saw the monkeys face in the fire.

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Poe creates suspense by using detail when he was disposing the body. "There was nothing to wash out- no stain of any kind - no blood spot whatever. I had been to wary for that. A tub had caught all ha ha".This shows how Poe created suspense.

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In The Monkey's Paw, the author describes the setting as, "the night was cold and wet, but in the small parlour of laburnam villa the blinds were drawn and the fire burned brightly". This creates the move and tone of the story because it describes that they live in like a deserted area, where anything can happen in general

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In The Monkey's Paw, the author uses foreshadowing and setting to create suspense in his story. For example,  He uses setting to make the mood suspenseful by making their located in a deserted area. "So I am mad, you say? You
should have seen how careful I
was to put the body where no one
could find it." The author uses foreshadowing to create suspense because the reader knows now that something bad is going to happen to them. For example, they use foreshadowing when the soldier threw the monkey's paw and when the third owner wished for death. "..But the third was for death. That's how i got this paw.."

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Imagery helps the reader visualize the story. It helps to create interest and suspense in the book.¨He sat alone in the darkness, gazing at the dying fire, and seeing faces in it. The last face was so horrible and so simian that he gazed at it in amazement.’ pg 365 Author W.W.Jacobs. This is an example of imagery because of the faces in the fire. That helped create suspense and it made the reader interested in the paw.

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in the story the monkeys paw the author uses foreshadowing in a couple of ways one way was when Sargent major Morris threw the monkeys paw in the fire and said "better let it burn" he said this because only bad things com out of it.

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I think that Poe created suspense by using first person

through a madman's point of view. It told us that he watch the man the week before he killed him. The author told us his wise precautions of hiding the body and how he was calm when the police came.

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In "Monkey's Paw", author W.W Jacobs showed uncanniness. Meaning he showed major mysteriousness. In "Monkey's Paw", he showed it by at first describing the house in the middle of nowhere. He continued by saying that the last owner of the paw's last wish was death. After talking about that, the paw "twisted in his hand like a snake".

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"It was open- wide, wide open- and I grew furious as I gazed upon it. I saw it with a perfect distinctness- all a dull blue, with a hideous veil over it that chilled the very marrow in my bones; but I could see nothing else of the old man's face or person: for I had directed the ray as if by instinct, precisely upon the damned spot."

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In "The Monkey's Paw" Jacobs uses foreshadowing to create suspense. For example, when Mr. White gets the monkey's paw, he is told that the last person who had the paw used his last wish for death.

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In the monkey's paw W.W Jacobs foreshadows the future of the story because in the Monkey's Paw, Sergeant-Major Morris he threw the paw in the fire and the Sergeant he said the last owner'swish was death. Also Herbert sees faces in the fire and Herbert is the one who dies so that foreshadows that he is the one who is gonna die.

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In the Monkeys Paw the author uses suspense in his novel to make it kinda spooky and interesting. He uses suspense by saying that the first man that wished on the paw his last wish was death. This shows us that the paw has bad or leads to bad things/consequences.

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In both The Tell Tale Heart an The Monkeys Paw, each author knows how to build up suspense very well. For example, in The Tell Tale Heart, when the old man takes an hour to peak through the window. "Upon the eighth night I was more

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Edgar Allen Poe creates suspense in a couple of ways one way is his use of repetition. in the story Tell Tale Heart Edgar Allen Poe had the man continuously say i'm not crazy and other things like that "is it not clear that i'm not mad?"

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In the Tell Tale Heart, Edgar Allen Poe creates suspense by putting very detailed descriptions into the way he was carefully disposing the body and how there wasn't any sight of the body. For example, "So you should have seen how carefully I was to put the body where no one could find it."

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This is when you do something many times in a row to create suspense.¨He could not guess that every
night, just at twelve, I looked in at him as he slept.¨pg 65 Edgar Allan Poe. This tells us that he used repetition by watching the man while he sleeps. This creates suspense because i is freaky to know that someone is stalking somebody. He always takes an hour to get his head in the door. The suspense if he will get caught or if the old man will see him. Repetition helps create suspense in the story to keep the reader interested.

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In the story the "Tell Tale Heart", Poe creates suspense by using repetition. Using repetition helps with suspense by describing the narrator seem crazy to stalk the old man during the night. "Upon the eighth night..." (Poe 80). This shows that when the author created suspense with repetition, it made the story seem creepy.

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Some examples the author uses repetition to create suspense is when he keeps repeating the fact that  he can hear the old man's heart beating and it is described like "  the sound of a clock heard through a
wall, a sound I knew well. Louder it became, and louder. "  Also Poe keeps stating the fact we was not crazy and how he cleverly hid the body. "So I am mad, you say? You
should have seen how careful I
was to put the body where no one
could find it."

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In the "Tell Tale Heart" Edgar Allen Poe creates suspense by using repetition in his story. An example of this is when he says he is not crazy multiple times. This is one good example of how Poe uses repetition to create suspense.

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When reading "Tell Tale Heart", Edgar Allen Poe uses repetition to create suspense. When Poe was describing how the narrator kept watching the old man, he mentioned how many nights he watched the old man. Repetition was also used when Poe wanted the reader to think the narrator wasn't mad. "...but why will you say that I am mad? The disease had sharpened my senses- not destroyed-not dulled them... How, then, am I mad?" (Poe, 78)

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In the tell tale heart Edgar Allen Poe creates suspense through repetition. One example of this is how the man kept saying that he is not crazy when he obviously is. He also uses a lot of description in action. For example, "I thrust it in! I moved it slowly very, very slowly" (78)

Jacobs

In The Monkeys Paw Jacobs creates foreshadowing by putting the house in the middle of nowhere and saying the first man's last wish was death. Jacobs also uses description. For example, ¨

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Edgar Allen Poe created suspense by repetition and how the man kept saying how he is not crazy. In the story on page 64 of the pdf it says"So I am mad, you say? You
should have seen how careful I
was to put the body where no one
could find it." which shows that he is crazy but he tries to convince the reader that he isn't.

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The author, Edgar Allen Poe uses repetition in the story to create suspense. As the story is written in first person, the main character says that he is not mad over and over. He also went into the old mans room every night for eight nights, plotting how he would murder the man. Another example of repetition is the sound of the man's heart that he said that he could hear. He first heard the noise after he murders the man. Then when the police come to investigate, he hears the sound again.

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In "The Tell Tale Heart" Edgar Allen Poe uses repetition to create suspense. For example, he went into the older man's room every night for seven nights straight to watch the man sleep. Also, he continuously stated that he "is not crazy" when the first person point of view shows otherwise.

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In The Tell Tale Heart Poe uses repetition. Poe repeats many times that hes "not crazy". In the story the author tries to make the reader believe hes not crazy by repeating it throughout the story. The author uses repetition when he is says he can hear the heart beat of the man he just killed. He describes it as a "low,dull,quick sound,such as a watch enveloped in cotton" (pg.81).

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setting
The story The Monkeys Paw, takes place in the middle of nowhere. It is very creepy and Father didn't know if the seargent major would be able to find there house. "That's the worst of living so far out."

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In the story Monkey’s Paw there is a lot of foreshadowing when Mr. White uses the paw for himself. When he first uses the paw he starts to feel the paw move then he begins to see the monkey's face in the fireplace. This lets you predict what troubles the Monkey’s paw could end up causing.

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First person point of view
In the "Tell Tale Heart" the author uses first person point of view so that the reader can get a good understanding of the main characters feelings and emotions. For example if the story was told by the old man we would not understand who and why the narrator killed the old man and the feelings that the narrator felt toward the old man. Also in the story the narrator explained to us how slowly he put his head through the old mans room every night by saying, "I moved it slowly-very, very slowly, so that I might not disturb the old mans sleep. This gives us a good understanding of how the narrator crept into the old mans room every night.

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The author of "The Tell Tale Heart" Edgar Allan Poe uses similies to create suspense in the story The first example is" a low,dull,quick sound,such as a watch makes when eloped in cotton.This creates suspense because the sound he's talking about is a heart beat. The first time he uses this quote he's talking about the old mans heartbeat but at the end of the story he's talking about his own heart beat and has an internal conflict with himself at the point in the story .The second simile that helps create suspense is "It increased my fury,as the beating of a drum stimulates the soldier into courage" This also create suspense because he is furious with the old mans "vulture eye" Both of the quotes go together because the first one about the old mans heart beating increased the rage of the person telling the story.This creates suspense because if he didn't get furious would he still have don't what he did or would he have gone in an other direction?

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Repetition
In the Monkeys Paw, the narrator uses repetition when the family wishes for all of their wishes and are cursed from the spell put on by an old fakir.

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In The Tell-Tale Heart, He used Repetition to create a suspense in the story. For example, "I love the old man. He had never wronged me. He had never given me insult. For his gold I had no desire. I think it was his eye! yes, it was this! He had the eye of a vulture~a pale blue eye, with a film over it..." This is how Edgar Allen Poe used Repetition in his story. He also used Imagery.

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Foreshadowing
In The Monkeys Paw" the author uses foreshadowing by giving little hints on what the end result could be. For example in the story the narrator says, "The first man had his three wishes. Yes. was the reply; I don't know what the first two were, but the third was for death". This foreshadows that the monkeys paw was harmful in the past and could be harmful to the White family as well. Another example is when the author says, Better let it burn, said the soldier solemnly". This shows that the monkeys paw would be more useful in the fire, burning, then it would be to any human.

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In The Tell Tale Heart, the example of repetition is that the narrator keeps telling the reader that he isn't crazy.