The statement that best describes how the pace of the excerpt creates tension is: Pyramus’s long speech slows the pace to prolong suspense.
The speech, describing Pyramus's thoughts on her death and how guilty he feels about it, even going so far as to wish and call for his own death at the teeth of lions, creates tension by making the suspense of what will happen next last longer.
I think A…I’m sorry I’m not completely sure but I just wrote an essay and my claim was in the middle of my introduction
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Ok so im thinking about sleeping beauty theater performance...... the scene is when all of the fairys gather around her wondering what they should do. the scene was lighted rather well but looking back i think it was to lit, almost like it was blinding and i couldnt pay attion enough beacause of the light. I would say yes, i would change the lighting because it was way to hard to focus.
B) was not able to breath
you know what breath means and less means not so therefor she was not able to breath
