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The tone of this passage is kind of stressed and annoyed. She also says that she's starting to learn how to live with it.

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She is talking very calmly about it like she has accepted the facts and is ready to live with it.

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I would say it’s in a sad tone but she’s more accepting of it knowing that no matter what she does the migraines will still be there. It seems more of a accepting it for what it is rather than fighting it and making it worse.

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Talks about her sickness and makes the reader feel her emotion the tone is calm,aggressive

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When I read this essay thought that the the tone of Joan Didion would be sad (during weeks of household confusions, lost

laundry, and when I get no work done. On days like that my friend comes uninvited."

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i think that Didion's tone is about she can handle all the problems with migraines telling other that is not easy having migraines

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The author tone in the story is how she is suffering and irritated

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Didion's tone in this passage is telling us that she has learn to accept her migraine and all she can do is deal w it and get used to it. in the passage she says that her and her migraine has come to an understanding.

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I would say the tone that she is writing with is a sad and tired because she is talking about something that hurts her and she is tired of dealing with this problem. In the text the part that supports this is “I have learned now to live with it, how to outwit it, even how to regard it.” This is talking about how she deals with it in a tired tone by dealing with it constantly and not being happy with it.

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Didion's tone seems to be lost of hope and power and sadness, as she learns to accept her pain and live with it.

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The passage you could tell she seemed like she accepted the outcome and the fact that she'd have to live with her migraines, it sounds as if she's suffering.

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I think the tone of voice there would be is probably acceptance because it says "I have learned how to live with it"

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The tone of this passage seems very annoyed or irritated. She knows the migraine is coming and knows she won't be able to get work done

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She is talking very calmly about it like she has accepted the facts and is ready to live with it.  "We have reached an understanding, my migraine and I". Didion states.

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After I read this passage I felt her kind of annoyed because of her Migraines and kind of tired because she's suffering too much from them. In the passage she is basically saying that she is finally learning to live with her Migraines

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I think that Didion's tone in this post  shows that she has come to acceptance that she has migraines and headaches, they usually come during the smallest  inconveniences , she says "It comes instead. . . during weeks of household confusions, lost laundry, and when I get no work done. On days like that my friend comes uninvited."

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The author's tone in the story is irritated. In her story she describes the pain and how she wants to get rid of her migraines. "Threw up in washrooms, stumbled home by instinct, emptied ice trays onto my bed and tried to freeze the pain in my right temple, wished, only for a neurosurgeon who would do a lobotomy on house call."

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The tone of this passage is kind of stressed out and giving up. Some words that stand out are uninvited, outwit, and regard.

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It seems she says everything with a almost depressing tone mainly when she says " I have now learned how to live with  it" because now she now understands that it is apart of her life and there is no way for her to help it.

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It’s like now she knows it will come. She knows before it even starts. I feels if she were reading it, it would be with a soft voice, maybe a couple of pauses.  “….. and I will not respond with a headache. It comes instead….”

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"And I have learned now to live with it, learned when to expect it, how to outwit it, even how to regard it, when it does come, as more friend than lodger. We have reached an understanding, my migraine and I. Tell me that my house is burned down, my husband has left me, that there is gunfighting in the streets . . . and I will not respond by getting a headache. It comes instead. . . during weeks of household confusions, lost laundry, and when I get no work done. On days like that my friend comes uninvited."