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to whomever gives me the best response and +70 points : ) responding to: "the red room" 1. what is one of the themes of this piece? describe and give at least two examples of evidence of this theme. 2. how well do you think the author conveyed this theme? explain, using support from the reading. 3. why is the narrator in a state of "considerable nervous tension" after he surveys the room? 4. what does the man with shaded eyes mean when he says he knew that it was "a power of darkness" that was haunting the room?

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