How can a story's tone differ from the feelings and emotions of the main character?

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The story tone helps to set the setting of the passage while the feelings and emotions of the main character illustrates their own perspective rather than the big picture.

My name is Ann [436]3 years ago

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Tone is the authors attitude, mood is how it makes you (being the reader) feel

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