Tone Of Hitler's Secret

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One tone that I found in the book Hitler’s Secret was mysterious. The tone is mysterious because they are on a mission to help a girl named Angelika, so they have to be quiet and make sure that no one knows who they are otherwise the mission will not turn out well. Another point of view I found in the book was excited. The tone of the book was excited because they are helping out in the war. They are repaying the people that are in the war, like their siblings or any relatives that they have. Otto wants to repay the people that pulled him up on the boat otherwise he would not be there to help people. The final characterization I found in the book was scary, because the characters in the book know that if anyone finds out who they actually

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