What rhetorical effect can omission of the response to “law raʾayta mā ḥadath ...” achieve?

Supplementary Practice 3: Rhetorical Judgment, Contextual Evidence and Combined Devices

• Interpreting the response as a separate expressed event
• Leaving the magnitude or alarm of the event to the audience’s imagination
• Treating all conditional speech as general tadhyīl
• Presenting one possible response as the only exact original wording