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“Salmon Boy, a Haida Story" How does the author create suspense in the passage?

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The suspense of the story is highlighted when the Salmon Boy drowns. At this point, the reader is left to wonder what might happen next.

What is Suspense in Literature?

Suspense refers to the art of creating a conflict then leaving the audience and readers try to predict what will happen next or how such a conflict will be resolved.

Great stories have multiple suspense points with one conflict resolution leading to the creation of another conflict until there is the resolution of the key conflict in the story.

One of the masters of suspense (in canonical literature) is George Orwell.

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