Hinds creates suspense by highlighting the characters' expressions, without letting the reader see what is causing these expressions.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Hinds creates suspense through very expressive characters.
- He presents the characters' expressions of surprise, fear, and apprehension, without showing the reader what is causing these expressions.
- This stimulates the reader's imagination, increases the tension in the work, and creates suspense about what will be presented in the next frame.
Importantly, Hinds is the author of the graphic novel "Beowulf," which re-enacts Beaowulf's adventures in defeating monsters and becoming a great warrior.
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