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Reflect on your reading of Guy de Maupassant's "An Uncomfortable Bed" by answering the following questions about the mood and tone of the work. Consider the end of the story. How does Guy de Maupassant create suspense and surprise at the end?
Answer:
Guy de Maupassant manages to create an atmosphere of humor and suspense since the story from the beginning is humorous, however for him it is a serious situation and he does not know what will happen next.
Explanation:
The author throughout the story has the reader wondering what will happen next, even though everything that happens ends up being hilarious.
He is in his room in the dark, which creates an atmosphere of suspense but never abandons his humorous tone.
In case the protagonist's friends were very pranksters and he could even hear their laughter in the corridor since he enters the room and closes it.
The suspense is so much about "what a joke could happen next" that in the end, the disaster ends up being made by the protagonist himself.
Answer:The author creates suspense by providing possible scenarios of what may happen. The narrator examines the room in great detail, and the reader gets a sense that something can happen at any moment. The room becomes quiet and dark and, even as he goes to sleep, the narrator is convinced something will happen. Instead of immediately telling readers what happens when the narrator wakes up, the author provides ambiguous details. “I stretched out my hand to find out what was the nature of this object. I felt a face, a nose, and whiskers which made me jump straight out of the soaked sheets, and rush in my nightshirt into the corridor, the door of which I found open.”
Explanation: the narrator shares that he actually caused the whole incident to happen.
