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1 Topic: Mood/Tone of 1984 EQ: How do the scenes/descriptions in Book One, chapter 1 help the reader understand the mood/tone of the novel? Mood/tone: overall “feeling” of a piece of writing. The mood/tone will be implied by the writer by his/her descriptions and/or word choice. Identify the mood/tone that Orwell has established in Support your idea using textual evidence from the following: 3 scenes from Book One, Chapter I Winston writing in his diary-- “Two Minutes Hate”-- The description of the Thought Police--

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