There are lots of examples of this. Some of the most common include mad scientists, mysterious experiments, or a grave yard scene.
The "elements" of a story are just labels for the story's parts. It's not as if you have some kit made of elements that you stack together to make a story. You're just labeling what's already there by saying if it's setting or character or exposition or whatever. You can figure out what would make a suspenseful mood if you think about it, too. What about a spooky setting? Maybe some good villains and a count-down for the heroes.
The whole scene where Macbeth is off murdering Duncan and we watch Lady M waiting for him to get back is brilliant suspense.
Dark comedy is comedy that has gloomy or disturbing elements. A good example of dark comedy is like the show Dead Like Me, a show with grim reapers and afterlife themes.
Formalism describes the elements of a drama as being predictable in their expression and presentation. One example in the play 'Antigone' is the very structure of the play. The play is organized into a set number of odes and episodes. The odes are the responsibility of the chorus, as the source of education about and entertainment for the play's readers and viewers. The episodes are the responsibility of the actors, as the source of the dramatic tension.
Carl Sandberg was one of the great poets of the 20th Century. His use of literary elements in "Theme in Yellow" include assonance (repetition of vowel sounds within words) and consonance (repetition if consonant sounds within words). An example of assonance would be the use if the "o" sound in the line "On the last of October" and an example of consonance would be the use of the "ll" in "I SPOT hills/with yellow balls in autumn". Also, the personification of the pumpkin throughout the entire poem, concluding the pumpkin saying "I am fooling" is a literary element employed in this poem.
Tension can sometimes be used as an interchangeable term with conflict. But where it differs, lies in the development of suspense in a performance. As the audience anticipates certain outcomes in the plot, the tension builds. An obvious example of rising tension is in a mystery or whodunit. The development of tension usually parallels the advancement of the plot, leading to a crisis or climax. Tension is closely linked with timing. ♠♠ BY: arjhel inguito email: remarjelinguito@yahoo.com
a prison escape, children out camping, and a dark, stormy night.
wolves, storms, and forests.mad scientists, mysterious experiments, and a graveyard scene. ~APEX approved~
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The whole scene where Macbeth is off murdering Duncan and we watch Lady M waiting for him to get back is brilliant suspense.
One example of a story that can give you goosebumps from fear and suspense is "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe. This classic short story follows an unnamed narrator who becomes consumed by guilt and paranoia after committing a murder. The suspense builds as the narrator's mental state deteriorates, leading to a chilling conclusion.
In "The Cask of Amontillado," Poe uses arabesque in the elaborate revenge plot that Montresor devises against Fortunato. The intricate nature of the plan and the ornate language used to describe it contribute to the overall sense of mystery and suspense in the story.
give 10 example of elements
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The setting can create tension and an uneasy mood by being dark, foreboding, or isolated. For example, a creepy abandoned house in the middle of a forest can evoke feelings of fear and uncertainty. Additionally, a stormy night with howling winds and crackling lightning can also contribute to a sense of unease and suspense.
good example would be, "The magician kept the unwitting audience in suspense before he completed his trick"
No, not all metals are considered to be elements. Brass for example is a combination of elements but is not an element itself.
Air is not an example for any of the given. It is a mixture of various elements and compounds.