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“There are birds in there,” he said, “dead birds, nearly fifty of them. Robins, wrens, all the little birds from hereabouts. It’s as though a madness seized them, with the east wind.”

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Melanie Daniels goes into the shop because she has a mynah bird on order.

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How would you describe the mood of this story?

Hitchcock always infused his narratives with a sense of impending crises. The birds, in the film, are an ominous presence giving a dark and foreboding tone.

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