The feeling a story creates in its reader is called its:

1. Mood is the emotion or feeling the language evokes in the audience. 2. It is created by setting, the attitude of the narrator or characters, and descriptions. 3. Tone is the writer's attitude, theme is the central message, and plot is the series of events. **Why not the others:** Tone is the writer's attitude, theme is the central message, and plot is the series of events. _Source: Wikipedia, "Mood (narrative)", section "introduction" (revision 1335568290)_