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STORY: THE BASS, THE RIVER, AND SHEILA MANT The narrator reveals different moods in the story. When Sheila asks the narrator about the “buzzing noise”, what mood does this dialo…

STORY: THE BASS, THE RIVER, AND SHEILA MANT The narrator reveals different moods in the story. When Sheila asks the narrator about the “buzzing noise”, what mood does this dialo…
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STORY: THE BASS, THE RIVER, AND SHEILA MANT

The narrator reveals different moods in the story. When Sheila asks the narrator about the “buzzing noise”, what mood does this dialogue create? Explain with evidence from the story.

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Answer: Startled

Explanation: Becuse a buzzing noise would fright someone

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