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He took the Elephant-All-the-Elephant-there-was-and said, "Play at being an Elephant," and All-the-Elephant there-was played. He took the Beaver-All-the-Beaver there-was - and said, "Play at being a Beaver," and All-the Beaver-there-was played. He took the Cow-All-the Cow there-was-and said, "Play at being a Cow," and All-the Cow-there-was played.
- "The Crab That Played with the Sea,"
Rudyard Kipling
How does the use of repetition affect the narrator's tone in this passage?
It creates a dark and mysterious tone.
it creates a playful and caring tone.
It creates a serious and academic tone.
It creates a sarcastic and humorous tone.
