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Most could agree that chapter 2 of part 2 of "Passing" is a stressful read. Going through Irene's marriage is a clearing one of the reasons for this. While reading through the chapter we can see Irene's marriage dissolve and a fear for Clare slowing eating her up.

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In the novel “Passing” by Nella Larsen jealousy takes place through interactions between the main characters prompting an unsettling tone. Irene is invited to have tea at Clare’s house, although she does not wish to attend. Her fascination with Clare is complex. Irene dislikes the fact that Clare is careless and unpredictable, however she still finds her attitude interesting. Irene wishes she could be care free, but still yearns to stay true to herself.

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The mood in part 2 of "Passing" can be seen as tense and uneasy as she expresses her concerns for her husband and their relationship

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In chapter 2 of passing the mood is very tense. Irene reflects on her relationship with Clare and how things could of ended up different.

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The mood in Part 2 Chapter 2 can be described as tense and uneasy. Irene's marriage is deteriorating and the harboring discomfort of Clare is rapidly harming her mental state.

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In the novel ¨Passing¨ the mood in part 2 chapter 2 is  tense. Irene spends most of the time reflecting on her relationship with Clare and how discomfort able she is with her ways .

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In part 2 of passing's second chapter, the mood can be describes as very tense and concerning as Irene expresses her anxious worries over her husband Brian. Her stress is also caused by the presence of Clare who has shown racial inequity over the idea of passing.

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In part 2 of passing's second chapter, the mood can be describes as very tense and concerning as Irene expresses her anxious worries over her husband Brian. Her stress is also caused by the presence of Clare who has shown racial inequity over the idea of passing.

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The mood in part 2 in the novella "passing" can be seen as a very stressful and tense-like mood that is impacting each person on different levels. Clare and Irene main have this due to the fact of the tension rising between the two about the marriage as well as racial things that take place within the society.

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The mood in part 2 chapter 2 can be described as uneasy and agonizing. This is due to the fact that Irene is anxious about her marriage with Brian and her thinking she may have made the wrong decisions and also with Clare about how she was able to "pass"

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The mood in chapter 3 is tense as Clare, Irene, and Gertrude discuss racial issues. This tension comes from the fact that both Clare and Gertrude mention that "dark children" are unwanted and are clearly crossing an invisible line with Irene who has a "dark child" and a husband who has a dark complexion.

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In Part 2, Chapter 4 the mood can be described as envious and tense. Irene becomes threatened by Clare's role in her own home, especially as her husband, children, and even servants all come to like Clare. The mood becomes even more tense as Irene and Clare discuss their different ideologies on family and their role as a mother. Irene is shocked that Clare would give up everything, even her daughter, to get what she wants.

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The mood in Part 2, Chapter 2 of the novella "Passing" is one of uneasiness. Irene and Brian's deteriorating marriage has had a profound effect on Irene, straining her mental health. In addition, Clare's constant presence in her life forces her to confront her feelings about passing and race in society, issues she would rather not dwell on.

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In Chapter 2 of Passing from Part 2, the mood was anxious. In that chapter, the narrator details Irene's feelings of stress regarding Brian's desires and behavior, as well as her frustration and apprehension regarding her interaction with Clare. These situations creates an anxious mood.

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In part two of the novel, "Passing" by Nella Larsen, there is a disorienting mood established. Clare's constanted appearance in Irene's life is sudden and everything occurs so quickly that it feels like Irene has been thrown into a whirlwind of events. It also is a disorientation of Irene's true feelings for Clare. She went from not wanting anything to do with her to partying with her and bringing her into her home. Irene is even confused about her emotions as she goes from admiring Clare to being annoyed by her.

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In chapter two, part two of the novel "Passing", the mood can best be described as stiff and uncomfortable. This is due to the fact that Irene disagrees with Clare and her decision to "pass".

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Some parts in Chapter 2, Part 2 of Passing have a very tense mood, stemming from that fact that Irene is uneasy about Clare's presence. Unsure of how she wants to interact with Clare, Irene's concern for their relationship, coupled with anxiety about her own marriage, creates a strained mood.

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There seems to be a tense mood in Part 2 Chapter 2, since Irene throughout the story carries some type of feeling (not positive) toward Clare who now resorts to confrontation when having wait up too long on Irene's letter response, as well as Irene's mental health slowly declining as she deals with troubles in her marriage

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In part two chapter two, the mood could be described as tense and disquietude. Irene has not yet answered Clare's letter. As Irene thinks more of Clare, she stresses herself. Meanwhile, she is worrying about her marriage with Brian.

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In "Passing," part 2 the mood is portrayed as tense. Within the novella, Irene has a tense mood regarding her perspective on Clare's passing.

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In Part 2, chapter 2 of "Passing," there has been a mood of confusion in regards to Irene's emotions towards Claire. To start off, Claire seems to have a type of control in Irene's life, and even so, Irene has sexual feelings toward Claire, showing that she has more affection here than she does with her own husband. This is strengthened too with the evidence that Brian and Irene's relationship is weakening.

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In chapter 2, of part 2 of Passing, the mood can be described as tense and uneasy. This is because of how different Irene and Clare feel about "passing", as well as how Irene feels toward Clare, as she starts to be more present in Irene's life.

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Within the first chapter of Part 2 from "Passing", Larson creates a very polarizing mood through the conflicting beliefs of her characters. Rather than having Irene be comforted by her husband, she is alienated in her grief from the humiliation she experienced in Chicago. Brian in this instance is cold and dismissive to his wife, making her seem childish for feeling so upset. Due to this interaction between an obviously disjointed husband and wife, the mood comes off as just that: fragmented

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In chapter 2 of Part 2, there is a brooding mood as Clare visits Irene after not receiving a letter back from her. Irene begins the chapter in her thoughts which are full of unhappiness, and when Clare visits the mood continues to stay the same as the two converse over their misery. The chapter continues to carry a brooding mood as Irene holds regret and worry after giving in to Clare.