Aslow pace in a narrative creates

anxiety

conflict

flashback

suspense

Suspense

Explanation:

Changing the pace of a narrative is an effective way in which we can evoke different feelings on the reader. For example, a slow pace tends to create suspense as the reader is looking forward to finding out what happens next. On the other hand, a fast pace can cause anxiety and excitement. Looking at the pace of the story allows us to recognize the tone of the text.

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