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In Hamlet, Act I, Scene i, which character does Shakespeare use most to create suspense?
Bernardo
Francisco
Ghost
Horatio
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Ghost.
The apparition is the scene’s central mystery: its sudden, unexplained appearances, eerie silence, resemblance to the dead king, and vanishing at dawn drive the tension. The sentinels’ and Horatio’s fearful reactions amplify that suspense, but the Ghost itself is the main vehicle Shakespeare uses to create it.
The apparition is the scene’s central mystery: its sudden, unexplained appearances, eerie silence, resemblance to the dead king, and vanishing at dawn drive the tension. The sentinels’ and Horatio’s fearful reactions amplify that suspense, but the Ghost itself is the main vehicle Shakespeare uses to create it.
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