An example of suspense we discussed in class: Imagine a scene in a film similar to a classroom,with teachers and students. The camera reveals that there is a bomb under the table to the audience but the (students and the teacher) are unaware of it. This is called Dramatic irony , which was famous in Shakespeare's plays.
The reason this makes this suspense is because it raises questions from the audience whether the class would be saved? or when would the bomb go off?
An example of suspense is seen in one of Alfred Hitchcocks films 'Sabotage (1935)'
We in the audience knows something is going to happen by the building of music crating tension.
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