The best description of the mood in "The Walrus and the Carpenter" is Whimsical and playful. The poem features a lighthearted and imaginative tone, typical of Lewis Carroll's style, despite underlying themes that can be interpreted in various ways.
Which of these best describes the mood in 'The Walrus and the Carpenter'?(2 points)
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Whimsical and playful
Whimsical and playful
Melancholic and somber
Melancholic and somber
Suspenseful and tense
Suspenseful and tense
Serious and solemn
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