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at the beginning of "The Black Cat," the narrator doesn't explain what he did to deserve death as a consequence of his actions. what effect does this withholding of information create?
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at the beginning of "The Black Cat," the narrator doesn't explain what he did to deserve death as a consequence of his actions. what effect does this withholding of information create?

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It creates a sense of curiosity inside the reader to invoke interest to continue reading the story.
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It increases suspense so that the reader must continue reading to find answers.

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