How are generic elements and camera angles used to create suspense in the attic scene of The Exorcist?

• Unusual noises without knowing who or what's making them
• No music, as sounds create suspense so we hear what she hears
• First-person camera angle showing her point of view, something could appear from nowhere in front of her
• Camera angle showing the area around her
• The use of the candle creates suspense because the majority of the attic is dark
• Sudden noises
• Wind blowing
• The woman is a young, isolated and vulnerable victim
• It's in the middle of the night and it's dark
• The title of the film implies something bad is going to happen
• Filmed from above to make her look weak
• Filmed from behind to make it look like she's being followed
• The camera films her behind objects to make it look like someone's following her
• Looking at things through candlelight so she isn't sure of what's around her
• Young child