DIRECTIONS: Use the chart below to give two examples from the story to show how setting can affect a character's mood. Remember that the setting of the story begins one way, changes to something different, then changes back to the way it was when the story began. SETTING CHARACTER'S MOOD DIRECTIONS: Use the chart below to give two examples from the story to show how setting can affect a character's mood. Remember that the setting of the story begins one way, changes to something different, then changes back to the way it was when the story began SETTING CHARACTER'S MOOD

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