“As I walk out of his room, the shock of his response morphs into fury and indignation, propelling me like a lit fuse burning through gunpowder.“ The tone of this sentence is angry because of the words the author uses to describe the character in that moment. Words like shock, fury, indignation, and gunpowder all speak to violently angry emotions. I feel sorry for emphathetic to the character, so that's the mood.

The title of “Of Mice and Men“ is an allusion to a Robert Burns' poem, which points out that the plans of mice and men often go awry. The author uses this allusion to foreshadow the events of the novel, cluing in the reader that some plan of the characters in the novel will go awry.

The literal meaning of “Throwaway“ is to throw something away from you. That is denotation. However, in this context, the connotation of “Throwaway“ means that these girls do not matter to society. They are “throwaway“ because we throw them away like we do trash.