Haaalpp 25 asap! before we came here, when i didn't think about things as much as i do now, i used at times to have the feeling that i didn't belong to mansa, pim, and margot, and that i would always be a bit of an outsider. which identifies the tone of the passage and analyzes how it is created? the tone is angry; words such as feeling and outsider establish this because they show that anne does not accept her life as it is. the tone is bored; words such as think and outsider establish this because they show that anne cannot be a part of normal society. the tone is reflective; words such as before and used establish this because they show that anne is thinking meaningfully about the past. the tone is frustrated; words such as belong and margot establish this because they show that anne wishes she could be more like her sister.

The tone is bored; words such as think and outsider establish this because they show that Anne cannot be a part of normal society.  Should be your answer.

Option C. The tone of the passage is reflective; words such as "before" and "used" establish this because they show that Anne is thinking meaningfully about the past.

Explanation:

The passage has a reflective tone, as it portrays how much Anne's life and personality has changed throughout the life-altering circumstances she is living under. She is reflecting about how, in the past, she felt isolated from her family, like an outcast who didn't fit in among others. But the fact that she is writing about this, shows that not only she is reflecting on her life before the war, but also that now she feels in a different way.

"The Diary of Anne Frank" is a book of the writings of Anne Frank, a Dutch girl, while her and her family was hiding during the Nazi occupation in the Netherlands, during World War II.

an expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; an indirect or passing reference.

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