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In any piece of literature, a character’s tone of voice is usually described by the author after their piece of dialogue. Why do you think this detail is important for understanding the story? Without dialogue inflections, do you think a reader would be able to understand more or less about the characters and their moods in certain situations? Why?
(Example: ““Oh, heck, I know it” Randy half-sobbed” (117).)
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a few examples of this are "I won!" Katie exclaimed. "It hurts" Max whined. "I hate you" Vera playfully giggled. without the tone to indicate a characters emotion the meaning of the characters words can be misunderstood like for example if you were to use the wrong tone "I won" Katie drawled sadly. or "It hurts" Max giggled.  

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