Cortazar decided to be unpredictable, to complicate things and create tension as the strategies used to build the suspense in "House Taken Over."
We can arrive at this answer because:
- In "9 Tricks To Writing Thriller," Simon Wood outlines strategies authors should use to create suspense in their stories.
- Within these strategies, we can identify three of them in "House Taken Over" by Cortazar.
- This is because Cortazar remains unpredictable about what is happening in the house within the story.
- It also creates tension through the protagonists' fear and apprehension.
- Finally, he complicates things by showing that the protagonists are alone, they are old people and have nowhere to run.
"House Taken Over," tells the story of two elderly sibilins who live alone in an old house when they start to hear things as if other people are in the house.
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