What is the tone of the following lines in "At the Tourist Centre of Boston"?

I seem to remember people, atleast in the cities, also slush, machines and assorted garbage. Perhaps that was my private mirage which will just evaporate when I go back.

-embarrassed

-ironic

-solemn

-accusing

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Dudley

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1 November, 05:08

What is the tone of the following lines in "At the Tourist Centre of Boston"?

I seem to remember people, atleast in the cities, also slush, machines and assorted garbage. Perhaps that was my private mirage which will just evaporate when I go back.

-embarrassed

-ironic

-solemn

-accusing

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Jane Ritter · Answer 1

The best answer for this question would be:

solemn

The tone is solemn because the speaker speaks so casually in the first parts, then it slowly switches to a serious mood in which he is deep in thoughts at the moment.

What is the tone of the following lines in "At the Tourist Centre of Boston"?I seem to remember people, atleast in the cities, also slush, machines and assorted garbage. Perhaps that was my private mirage which will just evaporate when I go back.-embarrassed-ironic-solemn-accusing

What is the tone of the following lines in "At the Tourist Centre of Boston"?

I seem to remember people, atleast in the cities, also slush, machines and assorted garbage. Perhaps that was my private mirage which will just evaporate when I go back.

-embarrassed

-ironic

-solemn

-accusing