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2 Mood The feeling or atmosphere created by the writer for the reader.

3 Creating MoodCreating Mood  Sleepless in Seattle  http://youtu.be/L4KQsPnz8Tw http://youtu.be/L4KQsPnz8Tw  http://youtu.be/frUPnZMxr08 http://youtu.be/frUPnZMxr08  Mary Poppins  http://youtu.be/fuWf9fP-A-U?t=42s http://youtu.be/fuWf9fP-A-U?t=42s  http://youtu.be/2T5_0AGdFic http://youtu.be/2T5_0AGdFic

4 Create a T-chart. On one side, list as many things as you can that make Mary Poppins cheerful. On the other side, list as many as you can that make “Scary Mary” scary.

5  Characters  Setting (place, time, sound)  Plot  Repetition  Imagery  Word choice Creating Mood

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