In time, of course, all issues get resolved, but not necessarily in the way you would like.
A porcupine had stuck eight quills in Brian's calf and he gets over-whelmed, so he cried it all out.
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Generally, the author's tone is the expression of the author's attitude/viewpoint towards something in their writing. The author may make certain choices about their diction (word/phrases), syntax (grammar), and amount of formality (the amount of formality/informality in the writing) to convey their stance on something they're writing about.
I believe the "emotional effect of a story" is the author's mood, which is how the writing affects the reader/makes the reader feel, mostly found in the vibe/atmosphere given off in the author's writing. Mood and tone are two different aspects of writing, so I believe your answer is false.
Hope this helped you out! Feel free to ask me any additional questions if you have any. :-)
<em>Dialogue is one of the few ways that a playwright has to communicate important things to the audience through his/her characters. So what is the purpose of dialogue in a play? Dialogue is not simply conversation between characters. i dont know if this would help but hopefully you get a better understanding of dialogue</em>
Reasons why:
- The present is often better than the past
- we as people live in the present
- when reading something we are often more interested or more able to understand things happening in the present tense
- authors are telling a story that is informative so there voice is always active
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