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2. The author reveals Alfred's guilt only as Alfred reacts to Mr. Carr's accusation. What effect does this have?

2. The author reveals Alfred's guilt only as Alfred reacts to Mr. Carr's accusation. What effect does this have?
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2. The author reveals Alfred's guilt only as Alfred reacts to Mr. Carr's accusation. What effect does

this have?

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shock effect

Step-by-step explanation:

they reveled that he did sumthing

User Ivan Zlatev
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Answer: a

Step-by-step explanation:

It creates tension between the character and fuels suspense

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