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Read these lines from "The Human Abstract," in which Blake describes the Tree of Mystery. He
alludes to the Garden of Eden
And it bears the fruit of Deceit.
Ruddy and sweet to eat,
How does the allusion affect the mood of this passage?
It creates an intellectual mood because Blake knows so much about the Bible
The mood is sad, as if Blake is regretting the loss of the Garden of Eden
The mood is reassuring because Blake reminds the reader that God created the
Garden of Eden for humanity
It creates a negative mood, as if Blake is warning the reader of potential dangers
ahead
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Answer:

It creates a negative mood as if blake is warning the reader of potential dangers.

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The mood is the feeling that the author wants the reader to feel and it can be determined through his choice of words. The allusion to the Garden of Eden used in the abstract above has this effect:

  • It creates a negative mood, as if Blake is warning the reader of potential dangers  ahead

In this abstract, Blake provides a warning to the reader. He talks of the b in the Garden of Eden which is sweet to eat but has the capacity to deceive a person.

So, he warns the reader to be wary of that which might be sweet and interesting but destructive.

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