Which statement best identifies and explains the evidence that supports this meaning? the rover's deed not only puts others in danger but him as well. "down sank the bell with a gurgling sound; / the bubbles rose and burst around"; it creates a giddy mood. "his heart was mirthful to excess,/ but the rover’s mirth was wickedness"; it creates an enraged mood. "a sound as if with the inchcape bell, / the devil below was ringing his knell"; it creates an ominous mood. "'canst hear,' said one, 'the breakers roar? / methinks we should be near the shore.'"; it creates a tense mood.