What usually creates or communicates mood in a short story?
Which one is right
• the central problem faced by characters in the story
• the sensory details used to describe the setting
O the author's attitude toward writing fiction
• the story's narrator or point of view
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Both the central problem faced by characters in the story and the sensory details used to describe the setting can create and communicate mood in a short story. The author's attitude toward writing fiction and the story's narrator or point of view can also play a role, but they are not as direct in creating mood as the central problem and sensory details.
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