Question

*I'll give brainliest* In a paragraph of at least three sentences, explain the mood of this excerpt from Little Brother. Provide details from the text to support your answer.
She gave me a long hug, and I noticed how thin her arms had gotten, how saggy the skin on her neck was. I always thought of my mother as young, pale, rosy-cheeked and cheerful, peering shrewdly through her metal-rim glasses. Now she looked a little like an old woman. I had done that to her. The terrorists had done that to her. The Department of Homeland Security had done that to her. In a weird way, we were all on the same side, and Mom and Dad and all those people we'd spoofed were on the other side.

Answer 1

The mood would reflect on it as crestfallen because he states, "I always thought of my mother as young, pale, rosy-cheeked and cheerful, peering shrewdly through her metal-rim glasses. Now she looked a little like an old woman. I had done that to her." He felt remorse as he described his mother. he believed he and the terrorists did that to her. Hope this helps you! 

Answer 2

The mood for this is sad for this. She is talking about her mother being old and had lived a sad and fearful life. She feels as if its her fault her and is upset with herself and this saddens the mood.