What does Irving use to create suspense in the story? Check out the top five answers. the strange collection of guests the lack of detail about the haunted room experience the guests’ desire to sleep in the haunted room the scene in the room where the image “haunts” the narrator the jovial nature of the asking guests to sleep in the haunted room piece by piece breakfast scene, when the narrator turns out to be the man who saw the ghost the abundance of food and the morning joy at breakfast the explanation of the presenter, who promises to reveal the purpose of the story
The scene in the bedroom when the image chases the narrator
Hey! The answers you are looking for are: A, B, D, F, H Explanation: 1. The strange collection of guests 2. The lack of details about the haunted room experience 3. The scene in the room when the photo ‘haunts’ the narrator 4. The breakfast scene, when the narrator turns out to be the man who saw the ghost 5. The presenter’s explanation, which promises to reveal the purpose of the story
A . the strange collection of guests B. the lack of detail about the Haunted Room experience D. the scene in the room where the image “haunts” the narrator F . the breakfast scene, when the narrator turns out to be the man who saw ghost H. the announcer’s explanation, which promises to reveal the purpose of the story. Explanation: Just removed the issue.
The correct answer is: A. The odd collection of guests. B. The lack of details about the haunted room experience. D. The scene in the room where the image “haunts” the narrator. F. The breakfast scene, when the narrator turns out to be the man who saw the ghost. H. The presenter’s explanation, which promises to reveal the purpose of the story. Irving uses these 5 things to create suspense in the story.