The Merlin Conspiracy

What is the tone in the novel, The Merlin Conspiracy?

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The implications of language and meaning vary greatly, depending on who is narrating at the time. Roddy's language is far more emotional, and she uses complex words and phrasings to express sometimes simple thoughts. In addition, her dialogue is quite colorful, and often uses what appear to be curse words in her world. On the other hand, Nick's narration is more straightforward and solid, and usually simpler to follow. His great complications come when he is confused by events, as he often is; however, he usually speaks as simply and concisely as possible.

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