Hello. You have not informed us which plots this question refers to, but we can say that a parallel plot creates tension, when the two plots involved present unpredictability in relation to the events that compose it, without cutting the sharing of elements between them , where what happens in one plot can totally influence the other, but the reader cannot understand how it will happen and is anxious about the tension that is established in the narratives.
In other words, the tension in a parallel plot is created by the unpredictable interaction between the two plots.
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The option which is not a romantic characteristic is C. respect for scientific authority. During the era of Romanticism, authors respected nature above all and found inspiration and solace there. They also rejected the ideas formed during the era of Enlightenment, which placed reason above all - Romanticists believed that emotions, not reason, come first. And they certainly did believe in the supernatural, which is a recurring theme in their works.
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