The climax of "The Monkey's Paw" by W. W. Jacobs occurs when Mr. White makes the secong wish, he wishs to bring his son back from the dead. This is the most suspenseful moment of the story because they hear a knock on the door afterwards, announcing that it is Herbert.
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He was frustrated for obvious reasons. But was described as 'perplexed and still' because he expected a answer from the inmates that were inside the house, but instead of answering his repetitive calls, they chose to give no response leaving the traveler to experience his 'stillness'.
I am not really sure that I know what the answer is.
The characteristics of a simple subjects is that is has a subject and a verb.
