It could be either tone or mood, and I cannot tell with certainty which one is the correct answer. Both of them evoke some kind of feeling, but mood refers to the reader's feelings about the novel, whereas the tone refers to the author's feelings.
The words in and of themselves are nouns, if that's the question you're asking.
Answer:
they were childhood friends :)
Explanation:
its a well known story that i think everyone should read
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The judge is telling the lawyers that he wouldn't be able to make a ruling on the lawsuit. That is already bad news to the lawyers.
He does not stop there, however. He still has some bad news. The best transition for this sentence is option B) In addition.
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