In paragraphs 8–10 of "The Interlopers," the tension arises as the two men, trapped under the fallen tree, are not only physically immobilized but also engage in a heated exchange filled with mutual accusations, highlighting their longstanding feud over property. Their hostile conversation deepens the mystery, as both men are forced to confront their animosity while realizing they might need each other to escape their dire situation; this complexity is evident when they shift from pointing fingers at each other to unexpectedly pondering the futility of their conflict.
Use paragraphs 8–10 from “The Interlopers” to answer the question. In this excerpt, two men are trapped under a tree and accuse each other of trespassing on their land. How do the men’s situation and conversation create tension and mystery in the story? In 1-2 sentences, support your ideas with evidence from the paragraph. in your own words
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