How does the author create suspense in the fifth stanza of the raven?

Answer 1

A. By repeating the tapping sound at the speaker's door.

Answer 2

He creates it by using first-point-of-view, intriguing the reader with his constant reminders of the evil he has done even before the actual event is taken. He is very slow in telling what happened at first, stalling with constant reminders that he was drunk or was not himself.....this creates the reader to feel anticipations to what he had done. Sybolism, he used the mark to connect he two cats that also foreshadowed that there would be the repitition with the actions of the narrator. The narrator's confidence laso adds suspence because the reader is not sure of if he will be caught( although in the beginning, the author notes that he will be dead the next day, which also derives curiosity and suspense)

Answer 3

In the fifth stanza of "The Raven," the author creates suspense through the repetition of the word "nevermore," which intensifies the feeling of hopelessness and despair. The eerie atmosphere in the stanza, along with the raven's ominous presence, builds tension as the narrator realizes the bird's responses are becoming increasingly foreboding.

Answer 4

Poe uses elements of design such as tone and imagery to develop suspense as the reader reads the poem.

Answer 5

by saying nevermore