Question

"Yes, Mother. It just opened itself and made you read it. You were powerless. But

it was mine, Mother. It isn't now. I've destroyed it. But it was mine. Not yours, but
mine. The girl's face had lost its pallor and now it was bright red and tears filled her eyes.
“They were my thoughts, Mother. It was my diary. That was my life. You have ruined
it. Now, go away. Just go away.”


What was the girl's mood at the end of the story​

Answer 1

Conflicted, upset, and disappointed.

Step-by-step explanation:

The girl is obviously showing signs of distress after the idea that her diary and personal writings were invalidated by her mother viewing them. Try putting the character into your perspective; you'd be upset and angry if your mother went through your personal belongings and read your diary, correct?

That is exactly how the girl is feeling; upset, angry, violated (in an emotional and mental sense). She does not wish to see her mother because of the disbelief she feels that her mother would even look through her diary.

Long story short, it's safe to say that by the end of the story, the girl feels conflicted, angry, upset, violated, and deeply insecure.