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    In the video it talks about how you have to 11. Choose which of the following examples you thought was the most suspenseful, or the one you think you could analyze the best… Stranger Things Sorry, Wrong # The Monkey’s Paw The Tell Tale Heart The Landlady Cujo Jurassic Park Summarize what the example is about (plot, characters, etc.)… The show is about kids that find a creature/demogorgon and, have to kill it. It takes place in a town called Hawkins. There…

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    The Monkeys Paw Suspense

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    brought the Jacobs story to life in a short film “The Monkeys Paw,” staying somewhat true to the original form and bringing the visual aid of the short story. Lewis uses camera filters, camera shots, lighting, and music to make this film a bit suspenseful and creepy. Viewers may find this rather fascinating because…

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    The stories that we read in class shared both numerous similarities and differences with the plays that we saw at ISU. Personally I feel that the two had more contrasting components. But the plays certainly gave the audience a clear idea of what play they were acting out, what they were doing, and why each little piece of the play was important. The plays had a different tone than the stories. The plays seemed to make things feel more extreme, they made the suspense greater and the joy of the…

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    I am going to compare and contrast the play and story of the monkey's paw. I liked both even though i may have likes imagining the story, or watching the play not having to imagine i liked bot.     To start with i liked the book a lot i felt like i got to imagiam more. I got to picture in my head what the setting was like what the characters were like. There was a lot more details in the book then there were in the play. Even if the play did not get all the details that the book…

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    were more differences than I thought there would be. The group that performed the play had only five or six members, so the amount of people there could be in one scene was limited, and sometimes that took away from the story. In the story The Monkey’s Paw, one of the characters was the wrong gender, even though that annoyed me, they did work it in smoothly, and turned out fine. Another character mistake that made me dislike the plays was when the frogs that Jim Smiley caught were played by…

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    Suspense Story

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    Suspenseful stories can be impossible to put down, and keep readers wanting more. Suspense is a feeling of excitement or anxiety about what may happen, which makes readers want to keep reading until they find the answer. This works especially well when writing fiction. A fictional story forms the basis for a better suspense story than a nonfiction account because it creates anticipation, and can add any danger or hardships in the story to create more suspense. One reason fiction is a better…

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    Crabtree (who is one of the best teachers I ever had) assigned us to read in our class book a book called The Monkey’s Paw. What the class didn’t know is that after we had finished the story we would have to do our first big paper. The paper was to write about the motifs within the book and explain them and the paper had to be two pages long. This paper to me back…

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    Ray Bradbury: The Art of Science Fiction Since the beginnings of science fiction, outrageous ideas of time travel, robots and outer space have found their way into imaginative stories. Ray Bradbury was one of the first authors to combine the idea of science fiction with his own unique writing style. Bradbury’s childhood experiences greatly influenced his unique writing style and genre, winning him many awards. Ray Douglas Bradbury was born on August 22, 1920, in Waukegan, Illinois. His father,…

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    free will than ourselves. The specific situations of the road is the second level of irony. The thing is, irony does not work for everyone, and not everyone understand irony. “Irony trumps everything” (Foster 244). In a short story called The Monkey’s Paw by W.W. Jacobs contains irony. Before Mr. White makes wishes, he states everything he wants. Instead of the wishes bring good luck, the wishes has devastating endings. His first wish was for more money, and the way they obtain the money was…

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