The doctor sat up in bed. No sound but the faint roar of the air conditioner. Why was he thinking about it tonight in a hotel ro
om in the Parker Meridien? For a moment he couldn't shake the feeling of the old house. He saw the woman again — her bent head, her vacant stare. He could almost hear the hum of the insects against the screens of the old porch. And the brown-eyed man was speaking without moving his lips. A waxen dummy infused with life— –The Witching Hour, Anne Rice What is the tone of the passage?
Assuming that this is referring to the same passage that was posted before with this question, the correct answer would be "a description of the requirements of a <span>clergyman's training" since this was mostly left out. </span>
