Writing the climax of 'A Christmas Carol'

The climax takes the suspense to its highest point as Scrooge encounters the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come. The climax is written over two paragraphs and it is important to demonstrate cohesion across them. Cohesion refers to how a text flows in order to maintain the interest of the reader and achieve the purpose. Scrooge’s emotions increase in intensity across both paragraphs in the climax which supports cohesion. Oral rehearsal helps to structure grammatically correct full sentences and supports cohesion.