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What Is The Monkey's Paw Suspenseful
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“The Monkey's Paw” by W.W. Jacob is very thrilling to watch. The video bring attention and is very descriptive. In this story the attention grabber is the suspense brought through the characters and the monkey's paw. The video adaptation, of W.W. Jacobs’ “The Monkey's Paw” enhances the suspenseful mood of the original story. The video of “ The monkey's paw” is more suspenseful and makes the watcher want to keep watching it. The video is more breath taking because in the video it show how sergeant morris got the monkey's paw. This makes the video more suspenseful because when it showed this flashback it made it more interesting and it explained how the paw works. Also in the video the whole family dies. This makes it more suspenseful
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