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What is setting?
Time and place where a story unfolds, including physical, social, and cultural context.
What does physical setting include?
Landscape, weather, and architecture.
What do historical references in setting reveal?
Events, practices, and traditions of a time period.
What are social norms in setting?
Beliefs, expectations, and societal rules.
What do demographics reveal about setting?
Population, occupation, and socio-economic status.
How does technology define setting?
Tools, vehicles, and communication methods of a time period.
What can a desolate landscape symbolize?
Loneliness, despair, or a character's internal struggles.
What can a bustling city symbolize?
Opportunity, chaos, or social inequality.
What does a natural setting often symbolize?
Freedom, purity, or connection to primal instincts.
How can setting reinforce themes?
By creating an environment that mirrors or contrasts with the core ideas of the story.
How does setting contribute to the theme of isolation?
A remote or desolate setting can emphasize characters' feelings of loneliness and disconnection.
How does setting highlight the theme of nature vs. civilization?
Contrasting natural and urban environments can explore the conflict between human progress and the natural world.