Through The Tunnel Of Love Analysis

Through the Tunnel of Love Tension is a type of plot line for authors to use when writing any sort of story. Tension helps build the plot line by giving the readers a sense of apprehension. Without the use of tension in writings, many stories would be boring, and would not have any sort pizazz. In the short story Through the Tunnel and the short film God of Love the writers create a plot line in which the audience feel a sense of tension which keeps them hooked. If the writers of these two literary works did not have tension in their plot, then it is most likely that these two literary works would be less interesting and the audience would be not as intrigued. Also, the writers create scenes of surprise. Surprise helps literature because it also keeps the audience of the edge of their seat, and keeps them involved in the plot. Between the short story and the short film, these two works contribute to the thought of tension and surprise. Although they may be similar, they also have a few contrasts. Through the Tunnel is about a little boy, named Jerry, who tries to make it through a tunnel underwater. It is a suspenseful scene in which he is afraid that he might die and be left there for hours or even days. When reading this story by Doris Lessing, the readers can feel a sense of tension and feel nervous about what will happen to the little boy. …show more content…
Though, these two works are very entertaining they are also very contrasting. Through the Tunnel is about a boy who is trying to reach the end of an underwater tunnel. On the other hand, God of Love is about a guy in his 20’s trying to find love, but in the end ends up being the God who makes love for others. Since both the authors used the technique of tension and surprise, they can be easily compared to, but truly these pieces are of different kind and have a good amount of unlike