Answer:
C. Reflective
Explanation:
In literature, tone refers to the way an author approaches the subject of a story or a particular scene, and it is determined by the choice of words and phrases, as well as their arrangement. The overall tone of the passage is reflective because the narrator merely describes everything that is happening around them, and what that goes through their mind without complaining or being sorrow, delighted or confused. The narrator is deep in thought and goes from one subject to another: he or she talks about the weather, their meal, last night, about how “we take certain things like ice for granted,” the time, the water, Fred Johnson and so and so forth.
