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Back to category: English Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper. How does Dickens creates suspense in “The Signalman†In the following essay I will discuss how Dickens creates suspense in “The Signalman†by exploring the settings and the characters. The novel was written by Charles Dickens in the 19th century. It is set in a deep cutting adjacent to a tunnel with a railway running through. Suspense is created through supernatural, horror and ambiguity. A good suspense story should have all of these. I will explore these qualities which make up a good suspense story. The story opens with the quote “Halloa! Below there†This short, but effective line becomes very decisive as the story unfolds. We don´t know who´s speaking and so creates tension already. The man he is shouting to below looks round to face the tunnel “Looked down the lineâ€. Any normal person would look upwards in response to this. Again Dickens is creating the unexplainable which builds up the tension and suspense. essaybank.co.uk At this time we don´t know who either of the men is. We know... Posted by: Andres Cisneros Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper. |
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