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In the story “The Monkey’s Paw,” how does the visit by Sergeant Major Morris initiate the suspense that is developed in the story?

A. As Mr. White is about to make a wish, Morris throws the monkey’s paw on the fire.

B. Morris recounts wild scenes of strange peoples he saw during his travels abroad.

C. When Mr. White inquires, Morris says he is willing to sell him the monkey’s paw.

D. Morris says that the holder of the monkey’s paw will be granted three wishes.

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I'm pretty sure its D

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The correct answer is option D. Morris says that the holder of the monkey’s paw will be granted three wishes.

How can this explanation by Sergeant Morris help build suspense?

â—‹ Sergeant-Major Morris appears as a person familiar with "wild scenes" and "aliens." This raises tensions as we start to doubt something strange about him. The subject is a message about life and humanity that the author wants to share with the reader.

At the recommendation of Mr. and Mrs. White, Major Morris pulls a small mummy's leg out of his pocket. He explains that a fake (a mysterious miracle worker) cast a spell on his feet to prove that people's lives are dominated by fate and that it is dangerous to interfere with fate.

Learn more about Sergeant Major Morris here: https://brainly.com/question/15608796

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