<span>The two prominent sounds that increases the tension in the story The Masque of the Red Death by Edgar Allan Poe are the revelers and the bells. The answer is letter A. It is a story which centers around the sin, death, madness and end of the world. It clearly depicts the horror and violence of the story base on how it is presented with death impersonating one of the people to slaughter them all.</span><span />
In Of Plimoth Plantation the characteristic of the authors writing style that is most evident would be "<span>Emotional Understatement" since the issue at hand is of course more serious. </span>
