Reread lines 10-21. In this paragraph, how does the narrator’s statements about his backgrounds and his description of his surroundings create suspense?
From the text:
It was never light, so that I used sometimes to light candles and gaze steadily at them for relief; nor was there any sun outdoors, since the terrible trees grew high above the topmost accessible tower. There was one black tower which reached above the trees into the unknown outer sky, but that was partly ruined and could not be ascended save by a well-nigh impossible climb up the sheer wall, stone by stone.
From the above excerpt, we can infer that the setting is dark, dreary, and somewhat intimidating in its barrenness.
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Reread lines 67-100.What vivid words narrator's description of the tower climb create suspence?
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what vivid words in the narrator's description of the tower climb create suspense
