The character Shakespeare uses most to create suspense is the Ghost in "Hamlet," Act I, Scene I. (option C)
The Ghost and suspense in "Hamlet"
At the beginning of the play, Shakespeare creates suspense by having the character of the Ghost - Hamlet's father - appear, especially because the Ghost does not say anything at first. That way, the audience cannot help but wonder what the Ghost wants, which creates suspense and curiosity.
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