How does Iswaran describe the uprooted tree on the highway? What effect does he want to create in his listeners?

He was half inclined to turn and go back. However, he came closer, he found that it was a fallen tree with its dry branches. The effect he wants to create is suspense and a surprise ending to every small incident that he narrates to his readers. Mahendra Calls ghosts or spirits a figment of the imagination.

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Explanation:

DIRECT ANSWER

Iswaran described that the road was lonely and he was all alone. He initially thought the tree was a bushy beast lying sprawled across the road. He wanted to go near it and at the same time he didn’t want to. When he went near it, then it was a fallen tree with spread out branches. He would work suspense and surprise in the end of his story. He would arch his eyebrow and use hands for dramatic gestures.

EXPLAINATION

As Iswaran had vivid imagination, he would use hand and eye gestures to explain the situation animatedly. Even though the things happened around him was very trivial, he would give some extra effects to the narration and make it look like a thriller story.Most of his narrations were influenced by the book he read. Sometimes, he would tell the entire story and would discontinue the story during the conclusion time to increase the juiciness of the story.

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