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3 years ago

Which two elements most commonly affect the mood of a story

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Solution: Mood of a story is affected by several factors. To name a few the setting of the story, diction or the words used by the narrator, tone or point of view of the narrator and the theme chosen by him/her.

dybincka [34]3 years ago

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Setting and tone I think it might be something else’s as well

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