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Now, you are going to write a two-paragraph analysis about how Jacobs uses the order of events and pacing to create tension in "The Monkey's Paw." Use the evidence you collected in your table in Part A to support and develop the claims in your paragraphs. Be sure to check for spelling errors before you submit your work.

TIP: If needed, review how to structure a good analysis paragraph.

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