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What is the effect when the author of Exploring the Titanic describes the night the Titanic sank? The reader understands the author’s reasons for wanting to find the Titanic. The reader realizes that the author has regrets about finding the Titanic. A mood of disappointment builds and lasts throughout the rest of the passage. A respectful mood forms alongside the existing general mood of excitement.

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