Will give brainliest hurry answerrread this excerpt from the first men in the moon.

and then it was i heard, not loud and penetrating as at first, but faint and dim like a dying voice, that tolling, that same tolling that had welcomed the coming of the day: boom! … boom! … boom! …

it echoed about the crater, it seemed to throb with the throbbing of the greater stars, the blood-red crescent of the sun's disc sank as it tolled out: boom! … boom! … boom! …

what had happened to cavor? all through that tolling i stood there stupidly, and at last the tolling ceased.

which of the following words could describe the mood of the passage above?

hopeful

threatening

romantic

bleak