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1 The difference and how to find them.
Tone VS. Mood The difference and how to find them.

2 Mood: shown through Setting Atmosphere
the feeling the reader gets from a story. shown through Setting Atmosphere

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7 Tone is the AUTHOR’S attitude towards the audience, the subject, or the character. shown through Dialogue - talking Descriptions – author’s diction [word choice]

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10 The tone could be serious but the mood could be ridiculous.
Tone Mood The tone could be serious but the mood could be ridiculous.

11 Slides from the graphic novel
Odysseus

12 Poseidon

13 Telemachus

14 Athena

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