select the passage that has a more uneasy tone. she had a strange, disembodied thought that long ago, in…

select the passage that has a more uneasy tone. she had a strange, disembodied thought that long ago, in another life, she had seen these stars. the night seemed dark, and yet there was a pale, luminous light—a light from the stars—and she imagined it would always haunt her. shivering, with the sense of an arm still about her, of wild breath beating on her cheek, she looked out at the stars. they burned steadily in their violet hold—a million kindly eyes welcoming her. adapted from zane grey, the light of western stars and maurice hewlett, rest harrow: a comedy of resolution

select the passage that has a more uneasy tone. she had a strange, disembodied thought that long ago, in another life, she had seen these stars. the night seemed dark, and yet there was a pale, luminous light—a light from the stars—and she imagined it would always haunt her. shivering, with the sense of an arm still about her, of wild breath beating on her cheek, she looked out at the stars. they burned steadily in their violet hold—a million kindly eyes welcoming her. adapted from zane grey, the light of western stars and maurice hewlett, rest harrow: a comedy of resolution

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The first passage uses words like "strange", "disembodied", "dark", and "haunt" which create an uneasy atmosphere. The second passage has words like "shivering" but also "kindly eyes" which gives a more ambivalent rather than purely uneasy tone.

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She had a strange, disembodied thought that long ago, in another life, she had seen these stars. The night seemed dark, and yet there was a pale, luminous light—a light from the stars—and she imagined it would always haunt her.