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The mood is pretty negative and tense in part 2. Considering that Irene and Clare are different from each other and Irene already doesn't like Clare, in the beginning. So overall it's awkward between them two and Irene just tries to avoid Clare before things get more uncomfortable.

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natalie The mood in part two is rather uncomfortably tense and somewhat foreboding. There is a mutual understanding between Clare and Irene that they chose two different ways of life in regards to passing as a white woman in society. Irene continuously tries to stay away from Clare, making it even more of  a weird environment. 

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natalie The mood in part two is rather uncomfortably tense and somewhat foreboding. There is a mutual understanding between Clare and Irene that they chose two different ways of life in regards to passing as a white woman in society. Irene continuously tries to stay away from Clare, making it even more of  a weird environment. 

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The mood is apprehensive in part 2. Irene is very irritated with Claire and her husband. After all these years she thought she would end up with a better person.

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The mood in part 2 in Passing is serious and stressful. Irene spends much of her time reflecting on Clare and her decisions. Irene clearly showing discomfort with Clare as she continues to pass and Irene appears concerned.

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The mood conveyed in Part 2 is pensive and tense. Clare and Irene, when they talk about about keeping in contact with each other Clare doesn't consider the danger that comes with them being associated. Whereas Irene has thoroughly thought of the risks that comes with knowing Clare causing this tension as they are not on the same page.

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The mood for part 2 is that of disbelief as Irene is annoyed and frustrated by Clare's lack of danger and sense when she wants to meet with her, yet still allows it the minute she sees her and becomes captivated by her beauty.

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The mood in part 2 was tense and uncomfortable. Irene is upset at Claire and her husband doesn't understand why.

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In Part 2 chapter chapter 1, the mood is quite tense. Irene and Claire meet and are hostile towards each other. While they used to be friends, they are disappointed with each others choices in where they stand when it comes to passing. They both believe their method is best to succeed.

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In Part 2 chapter 1 the mood overall is pretty tense and bitter. In the beginning when Irene and Clare meet again the mood is very hostile. With both Irene and Clare being so different, that's what causes these negative moods throughout part 2.

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The mood in chapter 2, when Irene and Clare meet again, is uncomfortable. Clare suddenly appears, but Irene doesn't want to see her and by trying to make excuses to avoid Clare, the situation becomes awkward and tense.

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Mood in the passing is described throughout the tone and setting. For example in the first part of the book where Irene receives a letter and instantly knows who it’s from, and reluctantly opens up the letter. Sets the mood of a dislike towards another character.

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Part Two Chapter 1:
- In chapter one seems to be one of dismay as Irene does not feel it right for Clare to attempt to hold both white privilege by passing yet still attempt to hold onto the black community. As well as Irene's interaction with Clare's husband eventually leading to an argument betwixt Irene and her own husband. Irene seemingly feels alone in her way of thinking and is therefore feels isolated from the world.

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The mood in chapter two is intense. Both Clare and Irene have different ideals and opinions that leads to more conflict, especially when it comes to both of their families. Irene feels as if she is in the wrong for having her opinion, as if she is against everyone.

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The mood in the beginning of Part 2 chapter 1 in Passing is  tense. Irene is upset over what happened with Clare, but her husband Brian cannot grasp why. Later they get in a dispute over their children which results in Irene storming off.

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The mood in part 2 of passing is very tense as both Irene and Brian discuss their experiences with passing and their views on the subject and how they see Clare and how she portrays herself in society. They both feel discomforted by way the black community tries to pass in order to seek a better life.

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Part 2's mood seems to be quite tense and uncomfortable. For instance, while Irene feels a strong emotion to what had happened to her, her husband does not seem to understand or care about what she thinks

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The mood in Part 2, Chapter 1 of Passing is tense. Irene recalls the day in Chicago, which was humiliating for her because she dislikes that Clare somewhat separates herself from the Black community after marrying John and passing as white. Also, Irene feels conflicted when she hears John being racist and she doesn't stand up for her community. Irene's feelings and response to Clare's people and lifestyle depicts a tense mood because Irene's frustrated and this situation is uncomfortable for her.

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In Part 2, Chapter 1 of Passing, the mood is tension-filled with hints of sorrow. Irene feels strongly about the discomfort that Clare has caused her by her passing but Brian and her do not feel the same. Due to this, tension fills the room and transforms the mood into sorrow when everything is trying be resolved and they don't see eye to eye.

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The mood in Part two, Chapter one would be described as tense and uncomfortable when Irene and Clare meet again. Irene felt a strong emotions on the entire situation with Clare and her constant appearance. Brian also has no way of helping because he does not understand nor does he get the entire situation which can become overwhelming.

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The mood described in Part 2 is rather overwhelming for every character. In the first few chapters, Irene and Brian are struggling to come to terms with Claire's continuous appearance around them and they fear it could raise suspicion of her. Towards the end of the final chapter, Claire herself gets overwhelmed after discussing her past with Irene as it slowly dawns on her that perhaps her life isn't as perfect as she hoped.

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The mood in Part 2 was not only intense, but there was also a lot of tension. Most of this is a result because of Irene's feelings towards Claire. Irene just can't seem to get over her frustration towards Clare and can't let go of a grudge.

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The mood in chapter 2 is very uneasy and overwhelming. They have a hard time discussing problems and creates an uncomfortable atmosphere.

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The mood in Part two: Chapter One of passing is very tense. As Irene and Brian sit down to talk about what Irene experienced at dinner, their interactions between each other are very sharp, "Her husband silenced her, saying sharply: 'Let's not talk about it, please'" (Larsen 57). This feeling of tension allows the readers to understand how differently Irene and Brian react to matters involving race.

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In Chapter 2 at the beginning of part 1 we see a very tension filled mood and conversation with Irene and Brian involving Clare and her husband. After talking about it they come to realize they share different opinions on many things.

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In Chapter 2 Part 1 of Passing, the tense conversation Irene and Brian hold about their disagreement over Clare's husband creates a frustrating mood as every conversation after the next only reveal more and more how not-so-alike they are and how much they disagree on ideas. As the space in which they argue only gets smaller moving from the house to the kitchen table and then to the enclosed car, the conversation only gets more tense as they disagree with each other until they choose not to speak anymore, showing how unopen and distant they are with each other

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In Chapter 2 of Part 2 the overall mood is cynical towards subjects such as Irene's feelings in her marriage with Brian and towards Clare trying to get herself into the N.W.L dance. With Irene being such a busy character we as readers see that she is overwhelmed and is slowly breaking down as she loses control of the things she thought she did.

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In part 2 of chapter 2, the mood is annoyed relating to the character of Clare. This originates from Clare's views on her own people and how she sees them as a spectacle, "Same reason you're here, so see Nword...More, to gaze on these great and near great while they gave on the "nword"(Larsen 54). This annoyance stems from Clare's view on the people as animals or an accessory to be looked at instead of viewed as a normal person.

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In the first chapter of part 2 their is a frustration mood due to the disagreement between irene and her husband on racist and negative words used by John while at the tea party with Clare. Irene is frustrated with her husband because he thinks the whole situation with Clare and her husband is funny, while Irene thinks it is awful and painful to hear as a black woman herself. her husband said that if it really bugged her she shouldve said something, but that she is passing herself so she shouldnt be so mad. he said that if John actually called her the n word than it would be different, but he finds it humerous instead. This all causes Irene to be frustrated with him because that is her husband and she thought she married a man that thought the same as her.