A writer uses exposition to describe the setting of the story, an empty mansion that is dark and foreboding. Then he introduces the reader to the two main characters, a couple who are young and naïve. What emotion is the author most likely trying to create in the reader through this exposition?

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Jesse Durham

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21 May, 10:18

A writer uses exposition to describe the setting of the story, an empty mansion that is dark and foreboding. Then he introduces the reader to the two main characters, a couple who are young and naïve. What emotion is the author most likely trying to create in the reader through this exposition?

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Darnell Hardin · Answer 1

Answer:capture their interest

Explanation: he is giving a hint on what the readers can expect and this bring them to their imagination which drives them to want to read more on the story.