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Prologue: When Paul says, "Good work, Mom" What tone is he using? Tangerine by Edward Bloor
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Prologue: When Paul says, "Good work, Mom" What tone is he using?
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he is making a neutral tone. there are no questions marks, or exclamation marks. he is stating something.

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