What mood is the author setting in the following passage from "Where Have You Gone, Charming Billy?"

"...he could not stop giggling and the hot afternoon, and poor Billy Boy, and how they'd been drinking Coca-Cola from bright-red aluminum cans, and how they'd started on the day's march, and how a little while later poor Billy Boy stepped on the mine, and how it made a tiny little sound-poof-and how Billy Boy stood there with his mouth wide-open, looking down at where his foot had been blown off, and how finally Billy Boy sat down very casually, not saying a word, with his foot lying behin

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What mood is the author setting in the following passage from "Where Have You Gone, Charming Billy?"

 "...he could not stop giggling and  the hot afternoon, and poor Billy Boy, and how they'd been drinking Coca-Cola from bright-red aluminum cans, and how they'd started on the day's march, and how a little while later poor Billy Boy stepped on the mine, and how it made a tiny little sound-poof-and how Billy Boy stood there with his mouth wide-open, looking down at where his foot had been blown off, and how finally Billy Boy sat down very casually, not saying a word, with his foot lying behin

anonymous · Answer

@helpout3

anonymous · Answer

A.	Amusement
	B.	Horror
	C.	Irritation
	D.	Sorrow

drummerboyrevived · Answer

A.  he died of a heart attack right

anonymous · Answer

A is true