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Originally Posted by Xanthos
I agree to a certain extent with the above, but I also post that its partly because we are TRAINED over time to associate the childs voice with greater fear.
For instance: movies using children's voices to increase tension and effect have been around for decades - since most of us were children ourselves, in fact. As a child, this creates greater effect because the child can relate to that narrator. As we grow older, that mental connection remains and even strengthens with time.
Just a theory.
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Good point. It could be our inner child adding to the moment.
BTW, I was never a child. Call me Ben Button.
