Answer:
The correct answer is D. It affects the reader's interpretation of events.
Explanation:
In literature, the mood of a story is the feeling that the author creates in the reader through literary devices. The way that the author addresses a situation or a character in a story is the tone, which in turn sets the mood of it. Accordingly, the mood and tone of a story and how the author handles them and the characters and situations will affect how the reader interprets the events being described.
