The tone of a novel expresses the novelist's outlook or feelings about the subject matter, people, place, reader and events in a work as shown by the elements of the novelist’s style. The tone may be characterized as serious or satirical, sad or happy, private or public, annoyed or friendly, bitter or sentimental and feelings that human beings experience (Victor S.L).
Therefore, every novel uses these elements of fiction to generate fictional worlds that make his readers laugh and cry.

A fictional work forms in the imagination of its writer. The writer creates its story and makes up the protagonists, plot or narrative, dialogue and sometimes even the background. It engages his readers in experiences that he may never have in actual life, introduces