1. read these lines from "no dogs bark"
"there was the moon. facing them. a large red moon that filled their eyes with light and stretched and darkened its shadow over the earth."
in these lines, the image of the moon most likely creates a mood of
despair
hope
rage
surprise
2. in the story "no dogs bark", the noise of the barking dogs most likely symbolizes
the death of ignacio's mother
the direction and location of tonaya
the son's declining physical condition
the breakdown in communication between father and son

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