Hey i know this story jacob hmm <span> In The </span>Monkey's Paw<span>, the </span>author creates suspense<span> through the mystery surrounding the </span>monkey's paw<span>. When Sergeant Major Morris visits the Whites, he brings with him the very vague and mysterious story of the </span>monkey's paw. And also Jacob warns them of trouble<span> </span>
<span>Jacobs doesn’t tell readers who was at the door, leaving the story open to interpretation. Like the Whites, readers don’t know if the person banging on the door was indeed Herbert, the Whites’ dead son. Through the ending, Jacobs offers readers a choice between a rational explanation and a supernatural one. Even Mr. White isn’t sure if Herbert’s death is a mere coincidence, or if the monkey’s paw really did grant him his wish in a twisted way. When Mrs. White opens the door, she finds the road empty. Readers aren’t positive that Mr. White’s third wish made Herbert go away.</span>
it allows the reader to feel empathy towards the scene or what is going on, it begins to reveal a message and depending on how its given, it shows what is going on without actually saying what's happening
