In Jaws terror strikes. This terror is what fuels the story. When the first attack is learned by the worn everyone is gripped with fear. As more die this grip tightens and slowly chokes the town. The terror starts because the killer is unseen and unknown, impossible to see and impossible to escape. There is also the evident amount of death involved with the shark attack. The town is soon to fail with the attack …showed first 75 words of 457 total…

…showed last 75 words of 457 total…the shark lives on. When a large great white slowly moves in on a small waterfront town and takes a long residence there is only one reaction of the people in the town and that is terror. A prime in escapable feeling of all people. The shark strikes in the water, the only warning is too late because then you are already dead. Feeling no pain the shark eats what, who and when it wants.