Number eight - dissertation

« can see that it is omniscient.

It is also part of the driver's voice.

When he employed “I”, the reader identifies with the characters but when he employed “He”, the readers is distanced from the characters.

The narrator sees the story through the eyes of the main character. To conclude, I would like to say that personally, I loved this short story.

There was a lot of suspense, and the fact that the killer discovers just at the end of the story leaves the mystery and doubt during all history.

At the beginning of the story I totally grew that the killer was a child, in any event I thought it was the driver.

I was very surprised by the twist.

I think it was very good and at the right time.

This kind of literature which I like a lot, it is rewarding and surprising at the same time.

If Hitchcock loved this story it’s because itself made a television series called "Tales of the Unexpected." And "Number Eight went to the same topic as this series, this may be a Thiller has Contain suspense, crime or a concern too, a murder mystery.

Anything like Hitchcock.

He also other titles, such as "The birds," "North by North West", "Vertigo" or "Psycho.". »