Which detail from one of Hitchcock’s films best supports the central idea of paragraph 14? This is the paragraph:14. In none of these was the house filled with shadows, the weather dull and stormy throughout, the moor windswept, and the doors creaky. In fact, it is important in a story with sinister implications to use counterpoint, great contrast between situation and background, as we did in Rope. A.)“And when Granger plays the piano he picks a light and childish piece, a minuet. Suspense involves contrast.” B.)“Notorious concerned a woman caught in a web of world events from which she could not extricate herself.”