The Creation of Fear and Suspense in 'The Red Room' by HG Wells

HG Wells creates fear and anxiety in the "red room". HG Wells communicates the experience of the Red Hall in various ways through the story. He is a British writer and a political philosopher and he is best known for his science. It depicts the invasion of the alien, a terrible future society, and a variety of forms of change in existence. The story of the red room is written on the first person, which indicates that the reader thinks this is from personal experience. A "red room" can be described as a Gothic story, meaning it was written between late 18th and early 19th century.

HG Wells creates fear and anxiety in the "red room". HG Wells communicates the experience of the Red Hall in various ways through the story. He is a British writer and a political philosopher and he is best known for his science. It depicts the state of change of existence in the invasion of aliens, a terrible future society, and various forms. The story of the red room is written on the first person, which indicates that the reader thinks this is from personal experience. - Modernism work and fear of FindeSiècle has now been used to refer to the era of the last 40 years of the 19th century and its art, but at the time this term was considered to be a real sociological modernity, social decline and I had a reaction. Especially in France, this applies to the whole of Europe, but society has changed to be worthy of pessimistic words for the development of trends.

HG Wells resolves tension in the Red Room and has various ways to eliminate suspension. One way he does this is to use language. One of the main effective uses of the language in "Red House" is the use of personification; "Shade sharp and tremble." Shadows still doubt that shadows are alive, so the shadow fills readers with fear. The reader is likely to cause tension to want to know what will happen next. Furthermore, this expression makes shadows look like something fearing, and the fact that readers usually associate shadows with darkness and fear usually makes the readers feel uneasy and aggravate tension. Fear itself is almost the same as fear of fear. The story background also caused tension and suspension; "The red room of Lorraine Castle, the young Duke died." The fact that it was placed in the castle is not only a typical Gothic genre but also a doubt by saying that; "Young Duke is dead"