Ovid builds tension in "Pyramus and Thisbe" by delaying Pyramus's realization of his beloved's false fate. This is achieved through numerous sentences hinting at the unfolding tragedy, ultimately leading to Pyramus's demise. Further suspense arises as Thisbe seeks her near-fatal love, facing potential doom in her quest for love.
Woolf employs a cause-effect structure, whereas Ibsen utilizes conflict through dialogue. A Doll’s House presents drama, and through dialogue, plot, and character development, authors convey their themes. Additionally, I guessed correctly, piecing together the facts afterward, which I hope assists.