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Hоw the Lаnguаge Affects Reаders Write 3–4 sentences. Identify the narratоr’s tоne TOWARD the officers near the end and the scene’s mood. Choose TWO short quotations from the excerpt: ONE for tone and ONE for mood. Explain how the words support your claims and how the tone and mood together could affect a reader’s trust in the narrator or expectations about what happens next. You may use a different supported interpretation from the organizer. Sentence frame: Near the end, the narrator’s tone toward the officers is ___, while the mood is ___. The words “___” show this attitude because ___. The words “___” build this mood because ___. Together, they may lead readers to ___ because ___. Immediate feedback: Keep the narrator’s attitude and the scene’s atmosphere separate. Explain the words in both quotations, then connect them to a likely reader reaction. Different readers may react differently. Do not treat the narrator’s claims about the officers’ thoughts as proven facts.