Question

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Read this paragraph from the text.
"He was in Canada. Before the border and after the border
looked just the same-it was an imaginary line, after all-but he
felt different. He turned the radio off and drove in silence for
close to 30 minutes. The windshield wipers had stopped
swinging from one side to the other, counting time. They were
stuck, solid, to the glass, shudderirty lightly in their icy casing.
Michael pulled onto the shoulder, jumped out of the car and tried
to pull the wipers from the window with his gloved hands. They
wouldn't budge. Bits of hail stung his uncovered face. He took
the scraper from his trunk and began to assault the front of the
car.'
What is the mood in this paragraph?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The mood in this paragraph is--Haing trouble