Tell Tale Heart Suspense

Have you ever noticed that when certain stories are read people experience the same thrills but in various ways?Elaborating on this topic was very interesting to explore, and it is suggested you indulge in it. Do you really want to see the way that the authors express their emotions and all sorts of feelings throughout their writing? Keep reading if that hits the interests of the audience.
First we will talk about some of the experiences in the following stories, “The Tell Tale Heart” and “The Open Window”. In both stories, the reader gets a sense of suspense although one is a “horror” book. The way that the authors show these emotions within the pages is incredibly interesting and saying more on this will benefit the readers. How they express those feelings of despair and sorrow is one story, but first suspense is going to be the star of this show. Suspense is a great that gives one an eerie feeling, like

the readers are there, just floating in the air, and they suddenly stop, knowing they are soon to fall, but it hasn't happened yet. In “The Tell Tale Heart” shows this well by building up the way that the main character slowly and carefully describes what they did and the way they did it, always returning to talking about the eye, that cloudy, steely blue vulture's eye, the one that had always watched them work and move the one that followed them everywhere they went. And in “The Open Window” the way Vera spoke of it it seemed that they were still grieving in that household, it showed the small details about her shuddering slightly when she spoke of it, or when she started to lose her voice and have a glazed look in her eyes laced with tears. As the text comes together it is noted that both stories have suspense and show it in incredibly different and similar ways. They also are quite different in the way that they show the seemingly schizophrenic murderer and a girls uncle and cousins that died on a trip for hunting only to see that at the end, it was all a rouse, said girl had set him up, for her to have a bit of fun out there on the countryside and to work on her romancing skills.
It is terribly interesting how these two stories mesh together though they are separate genres.

When horror comes to mind possibly thoughts of mass murders or something like The Exorcist , The Ring/Rings or even Stephen King books may occur. Normally when thinking of suspense things come to mind like, Hell or High Water or What Lies Beneath Normally it is expected that a suspense movie will have no horror in it but in movies like Blade it shows the scenes where the boy is entering the party and they first bare their fangs, it's a bit frightening, or when Blade comes in to murder all of the vampire, the audience may guess what's going to happen to the bystanders or Blade/the main character.Or, for horror, in The Ring when Rachel comes in to find her son sitting there watching the cursed tape and now he only has 7 days to survive. The emotions of Rachel are noted and it slowly builds up to seeing a small child so inoccent and sweet to find a tape, decide to watch it, and now only has 7 days left in his life, it all happens so fast, it breaks your safe

haven.
In the previous books mentioned, it is seen that they are both very different genres. First, knowing the difference between the genres is important, so explaining it quickly will be the best. In suspense, the conflict will not happen so the readers are left hanging, waiting for more, hanging on the edge of their seats, and in horror, it starts early on and it is necessary to figure out how and why this has happened and who did it. When the genres are read, the reader's notice that they both have aspects that are from all sorts of different genres, so how is it decided that they are a certain type of genre? It seems to be that the way they decide the genres are by in what order the main conflict happens. And possibly the way that it is written, although there could be a murder in a mystery or suspense, it doesn't mean it is wrong, murders aren't reserved for horror, so how we actually decide this topic is a bit confusing and all the opinions that have been gathered do not give enough information for some of the readers to really understand the genre and the true genre that could be applied to books
As the stories progress the knowledge of the readers progresses and to put it simply it is found interesting by others. If you have decided to go deeper into these ideas, it will be a very interesting experience and it is encouraged to do so.I would like to say thanks for the readers of this essay, and if spoilers of the movies mentioned ruined you experience, of this essay, please accept this apology.