The mood of Charlottes Web

Answer 1

In Charlotte's Web, Fern adopts a runt piglet and names him Wilbur. Runts are usually killed because the mother might not have enough milk to feed all of the piglets, so Fern raises him herself. Wilbur lives on a farm next door to Fern's house, and she visits him as he grows up. Wilbur makes friends with all of the farm animals, including Charlotte the spider. When the farmer decides to kill Wilbur for meat, Charlotte writes different words in her web that make people come to the farm to see the famous pig, so he is saved.

Answer 2

The novel has an overall exciting tone. From the time that Charlie finds the golden ticket, the mood is happy and energetic, though there are points where the story takes wry turns into slightly dark territory.

Answer 3

Both equally cheerful and somber, discussing birth life and death on a farm, and the impending death of the main character Wilbur the pig

Answer 4

A pig befriends a spider named Charlotte. Charlotte dies and her children eat her carcass.

Answer 5

happy-sad-happy

Answer 6

to not kill Wiblur :]

Answer 7

Playful

Answer 8

Sad